August 2011 - Raffles Girls` School

The School Song
The School Song
From
High
Olympus
From High Olympus
!
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
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School Crest and Motto
The
colours
of
the
school
crest
are
those
of
the
Coat
of
Arms
of
Sir
Stamford
Raffles:
Green,
White
and
Black.
The
open
book
symbolises
knowledge
and
the
burning
torch
our
commitment
to
forge
character
and
develop
lifeskills.
The
school’s
mo+o,
Filiae
Melioris
Aevi,
emblazoned
across
the
crest,
is
La/n
for
Daughters
of
a
Be.er
Age.
It
is
our
pledge
to
the
community
that
girls
who
pass
through
the
portals
of
RGS
will
not
simply
inherit
a
fine
tradi/on
but
will
ac/vely
forge
a
finer
future
for
her
community.
2
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Vision, Mission, Goals, Values
RGS
Vision
RGS
Mission
RGS
Goals
To
aspire,
strive
and
dare
to
be
ac/ve
creators
of
a
be+er
age
for
all.
Nurturing
the
high
ability
girl
to
be
a
leader
who
will
realise
her
talents
in
service
of
nation
and
community.
To
develop
fine
character
and
well‐being
in
the
RGS
pupil,
so
that
*
as
a
person,
she
aspires
toward
higher
good
for
self
and
others
in
thought
and
deed
*
as
a
leader,
she
demonstrates
personal
mastery
and
a
sense
of
mission
to
create
a
be+er
age
for
all.
To
nurture
the
intellect
and
fire
the
imagina/on
of
the
RGS
pupil,
so
that
*
as
a
thinker,
she
manifests
a
reflec/ve
disposi/on
and
is
adept
with
the
intelligent
behaviours
when
faced
with
complex,
unpredictable
or
ambiguous
situa/ons
where
there
is
no
apparent
solu/on
*
as
a
pioneer,
she
seeks
and
seizes
opportunities
with
inventiveness
and
creativity
for
the
common
good.
RGS
Values
People‐Centred
We
put
people
first.
Respect,
care
and
trust
underpin
all
our
interac/ons.
Principled
We
are
fair‐minded,
take
responsibility
for
our
ideas
and
ac/ons,
and
demonstrate
integrity
and
moral
courage
in
our
behaviour.
Passionate
We
believe
that
convic/on,
commitment
and
drive
enable
us
to
achieve
excellence
in
all
our
endeavours.
Professional
We
take
pride
in
our
work,
accept
responsibility
for
our
own
learning
and
exercise
discernment
and
open‐
mindedness
in
our
interac/on
with
others.
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
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School Awards
MOE
School
Excellence
Award
(SEA).
The
SEA,
a
pinnacle
award
in
MOE’s
Masterplan
of
Awards
framework,
recognises
RGS’
excellence
in
educa/on
outcomes,
processes
and
prac/ces
and
is
the
highest
honour
to
be
awarded
to
schools.
MOE
School
Dis-nc-on
Award
(SDA).
The
SDA
recognises
RGS’
exemplary
educa/on
outcomes,
processes
and
prac/ces.
MOE
Best
Practice
Awards
(BPA).
The
BPA
recognises
schools
for
their
effective
practices
and
systems
that
lead
to
desirable
educa/on
outcomes,
academic
and
non‐academic.
RGS
has
been
awarded
three
BPAs:
•
BPA
for
Student
All‐round
Development
•
BPA
for
Staff
Well‐being
•
BPA
for
Teaching
and
Learning
MOE
Outstanding
Development
Award
(Character
Development)
(Distinction).
The
ODA
recognises
RGS’
integrated
approach
towards
the
development
of
pupils
in
the
three
areas
of
the
Character
Development
Framework:
Enterprise,
Citizenship
and
Personal
&
Social
Lifeskills.
MOE
Sustained
Achievement
Award
(SAA).
The
SAA
is
awarded
in
recogni/on
of
schools’
ability
to
sustain
good
outcomes
over
a
number
of
years,
in
academic
or
non‐academic
areas.
RGS
has
been
awarded
the
following
SAAs:
•
SAA
in
Sports
(13th
Award
in
2011)
•
SAA
in
AestheIcs
(6th
Award
in
2010‐2011)
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RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
•
SAA
in
Uniformed
Groups
(10th
Award
in
2011)
Health
Promo-on
Board
–
MOE
CHERISH
Award
(Bronze,
2010‐
2011).
The
CHERISH
award
recognises
RGS’
comprehensive
health
promo/on
programme
and
approach
taken
to
improve
the
health
of
pupils,
staff
and
the
community.
Singapore
Quality
Class
(SQC).
The
SQC
is
awarded
to
RGS
for
her
overall
business
excellence
standards.
Singapore
Environment
Council’s
School
Green
Audit
Award
(Lotus
–
Sustained
Achievement
Award).
RGS
has
received
this
award
since
2008
for
her
exemplary
standards
of
environmental
concern
and
commitment.
The
Straits
Times
Top
Sports
Girls’
School
(15th
year
in
2010).
National
Arts
Education
Award
(Silver,
2006‐2010).
This
award
recognises
RGS’
good
arts
prac/ces
and
programmes.
Innergy
(Schools)
Award
(Bronze,
2010).
The
Innergy
Award
recognises
individuals
and
teams
whose
innovative
ideas
have
been
successfully
implemented,
and
whose
innova/ons
contribute
significantly
to
MOE’s
mission.
Meritorious
Defence
Partner
Award
(MDPA)
2011.
The
Meritorious
Defence
Partner
Award
is
presented
to
organisations
that
have
shown
commendable
support
for
Total
Defence.
Board of Governors
RGS
Board
of
Governors
Hon
Jus/ce
Judith
E
J
Prakash,
Chairman
Mr
Lim
Soon
Hock,
Member
Miss
Wang
Look
Fung,
Deputy
Chairman
Dr
Kong
Hwai
Loong,
Member
Mr
Daniel
Soh,
Treasurer
Prof
Jackie
Yi‐Ru
Ying,
Member
Mrs
Julie
Hoo,
Secretary
Mrs
Jennifer
Yeo,
Member
Ms
Cheng
Ai
Phing,
Member
Prof
Phang
Sock
Yong,
Member
Ms
Claire
Chiang,
Member
Mrs
Yeong
Phick
Fui,
Member
Mr
Kwek
Leng
Kee,
Member
Mrs
Anitha
Komanthakkal,
Member
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
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Contents
6
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Nurturing
the
Intellect
&
Firing
the
Imagina/on
7
Forging
Fine
Character
&
Developing
the
Body
19
The
RGS
Community
29
Roll
of
Honour
2010/2011
44
Record
of
Achievements
64
Coaches
and
Instructors
134
In
Apprecia/on
136
Nurturing
the
intellect
Firing the imagination
“... sisters in learning,
sisters at heart ...”
“... From high Olympus flows to us
the glory, on us the sacred fire descends ...”
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
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Nurturing the Intellect & Firing the Imagination
Every
girl
who
enters
the
gates
of
RGS
joins
a
sisterhood
of
genera/ons
of
dis/nc/ve
young
women
who
share
the
bond
of
the
RGS
experience.
Our
wish
is
to
see
the
RGS
girl
develop
the
capacity
to
move
others
towards
shared
goals
for
the
good
of
the
na/on
and
community.
To
this
end,
we
have
developed
a
dynamic
learning
environment
on
which
the
RGS
girl
can
build
to
realise
her
ambi/ons,
to
nurture
the
intellect
and
fire
the
imagina/on.
Our
distinctive
Raffles
Programme
(RP)
stretches
and
nurtures
the
high
ability
girl.
By
by‐passing
the
GCE
‘O’
Level
examina/ons,
she
has
more
/me
to
develop
holis/cally
and
pursue
different
areas
of
interest.
The
Raffles
Academy
serves
as
the
talent
development
arm
of
the
RP.
In
2010,
the
Raffles
schools
introduced
the
Raffles
Diploma
(RD),
a
cer/fica/on
that
recognises
the
Rafflesian’s
talents
and
abilities
beyond
the
GCE
‘A’
Level
Certification.
The
RD
certification
recognises
student
participation
and
achievements
in
a
wide
spectrum
of
programmes,
capitalising
on
the
individual
strengths,
talents
and
needs
of
each
girl
to
develop
a
unique
differentiation
for
a
competitive
edge.
Cognisant
of
the
impact
of
ICT
in
pedagogy,
integra/on
of
ICT
with
teaching
and
learning
prepares
the
RGS
girl
with
the
21st
century
lifeskills
for
a
digital
world.
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RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
The
Raffles
Programme
The
Raffles
Programme
(RP)
recognises
the
potential
in
every
student
and
provides
an
enriched,
differen/ated
and
broad‐based
learning
experience.
In
the
RP,
the
passionate
pursuit
of
educational
excellence
is
carried
out
with
two
important
anchors
in
mind:
that
RGS
is
home
to
some
of
the
most
talented
young
women
in
Singapore
and
beyond,
and
that
the
school
has
a
social
mission
to
nurture
these
students
as
thinkers,
leaders
and
pioneers
who
will
realise
their
talents
in
service
of
na/on
and
community.
The
RP
is
a
six‐year
integrated
programme
developed
by
the
Raffles
schools
–
Raffles
Girls’
School
(Yrs‐1to4)
and
Raffles
Ins/tu/on
(Yrs‐1to6)
–
to
enable
students
to
proceed
seamlessly
from
Yr‐1
to
the
GCE
‘A’
levels.
Students
in
the
RP
spend
their
first
four
years
at
RGS
or
RI
and
their
5th
and
6th
years
at
RI,
bypassing
the
GCE
‘O’
levels.
The
RP
curriculum
is
modelled
on
exemplary
gieed
educa/on
principles,
such
as
the
Integrated
Curriculum
Model
developed
by
Dr
Joyce
Van
Tassel‐Baska
of
College
of
William
and
Mary
in
Virginia,
USA,
for
high‐ability
learners.
The
RP
curriculum
is
therefore
enriched
and
rigorous,
fostering
a
high
level
of
critical
thinking.
Instruction
is
inquiry‐
driven
to
enable
pupils
to
probe
their
understanding
with
greater
clarity
and
precision.
The
school‐wide
use
of
the
Understanding
by
Design
curriculum
framework
developed
by
Grant
Wiggins
and
Jay
McTighe
ensures
that
the
analysis
of
key
concepts,
theories
and
principles
are
fundamental
to
the
learning
process.
Overarching
themes
and
macro
concepts
enable
students
to
make
connections
between
topics
and
disciplines.
The
Raffles
Academy
The
Raffles
Academy
(RA)
serves
as
the
talent
development
arm
of
the
RP.
Students
selected
for
the
Raffles
Academy
are
pulled
out
of
regular
classes
to
a+end
classes
under
the
guidance
of
specially
selected
teachers.
These
are
students
who
would
have
demonstrated
a
consistently
high
level
of
intellectual
curiosity,
commitment
to
learning
and
excellent
performance
results.
The
curriculum
content,
pedagogy
and
pace
of
instruc/on
as
well
as
assessment
modes
in
RA
are
pitched
at
a
level
commensurate
with
the
students’
high
ability.
The
Raffles
Diploma
Developed
through
a
series
of
consulta/ons
with
globally
recognised
ins/tu/ons,
the
Raffles
Diploma
(RD)
is
a
flexible
system
that
challenges
and
expands
defini/ons
of
success,
allowing
Rafflesians
to
scale
greater
heights
in
the
pursuit
of
excellence.
The
core
values
of
the
RD
involve
capitalising
on
the
individual
strengths,
talents
and
needs
of
each
Rafflesian
to
develop
a
unique
differentiation
for
a
competitive
edge.
The
RD
measures
an
academic
curriculum
that
respects
the
integrity
of
subject
specialisa/ons.
Although
its
cogni/ve
development
is
s/ll
based
on
the
current
GCE
‘A’
Level
examinations,
the
RD
recognises
achievements
a+ained
in
a
wide
spectrum
of
enrichment
ac/vi/es.
These
ac/vi/es
tap
the
individual
talents,
interests
and
abili/es
of
each
Rafflesian,
thereby
maximising
the
potential
of
the
thinker,
leader
and
pioneer.
The
RD
cer/fica/on
aims
to
aid
Rafflesians
in
harnessing
their
strengths
in
five
key
development
domains:
•
Cogni/ve
•
Character
&
Leadership
•
Community
&
Ci/zenship
•
Sports
&
Health
•
Arts
&
Aesthe/cs
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Nurturing the Intellect & Firing the Imagination - Cont’d
The
measurement
approach
taken
in
the
certification
is
criterion‐based
and
tracks
the
involvement
of
each
student
in
various
school
programmes.
While
suppor/ng
individual
Rafflesians
in
their
desired
specialisa/ons,
the
RD
also
places
emphasis
on
other
areas,
ensuring
a
healthy,
holis/c
balance
in
academic
excellence.
2010
GCE
‘A’
Level
Results
The
fourth
batch
of
students
of
the
Raffles
Programme
gave
a
strong
showing
in
their
GCE
‘A’
Level
examina/on
performance.
F i fty‐ni ne
of
our
stud ents
(or
12. 9%
of
the
RGS
candidates)
achieved
distinctions
in
all
their
subjects,
whilst
103
(or
22.5%
of
the
RGS
candidates)
achieved
seven
or
more
dis/nc/ons.
135
of
our
students
(or
29.5%
of
the
RGS
candidates)
achieved
a
perfect
university
admission
score.
There
were
other
stellar
academic
performances.
Aqilah
Bte
Abdul
Rahim
emerged
the
2010
Top
GCE
‘A’
Level
Malay
Student.
Based
on
the
GCE
‘A’
Level
results,
RI
named
Cheryl
Ann
Lee
and
Lee
Yi‐Wei
Casatrina
the
2010
Outstanding
Athletes
and
He
Yutian
the
2010
Outstanding
Ar/ste.
Tee
Zhiyu,
the
first
student
permitted
by
RI
to
take
Knowledge
Inquiry
and
four
H2
10
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
subjects,
achieved
five
H2
dis/nc/ons
at
the
2010
GCE
‘A’
Level
examina/ons.
From
the
2010
‘A’
Level
cohort,
the
number
of
undergraduate
scholarships
offered
to
RGS
students
by
various
agencies
and
universi/es
are
as
follows:
•
1
President’s
Scholarship
•
12
Public
Service
Commission
Scholarships
•
12
MOE
Teaching
Scholarships
/
Awards
•
1
LTA
Overseas
Undergraduate
Scholarship
•
3
HDB
Undergraduate
Scholarships
(Overseas)
•
2
Home
Affairs
Uniformed
Services
Scholarships
•
2
MICA
Scholarship
Awards
•
1
STB
Scholarship
•
4
MOH
Health
Science
Scholarships
•
4
Cluster
Health
Science
&
Nursing
Scholarships
•
5
A*STAR
Scholarships
•
1
NAC
Arts
Scholarship
•
1
MFA
Undergraduate
Scholarship
•
1
CAAS
Overseas
Scholarship
•
2
MPA
Overseas
Scholarships
•
1
MAS
Undergraduate
Scholarship
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
1
AVA
Undergraduate
Scholarship
4
DSTA
Overseas
Scholarships
3
EDB
Scholarships
1
EMA
Scholarship
1
GIC
Global
Scholarship
1
JTC
Undergraduate
Scholarship
6
NEW
Scholarships
2
NTU
ASEAN
Scholarships
5
NTU
College
Scholarships
3
NTU
Nanyang
Scholarships
1
NTU
PRC
Scholarship
2
URA
Scholarships
From
the
2009
‘A’
Level
cohort,
the
number
of
undergraduate
scholarships
offered
(after
2010
RGS
Speech
Day)
to
RGS
students
by
various
agencies
and
universities
are
as
follows:
•
1
MICA
Scholarship
•
1
HDB
Undergraduate
Scholarship
(Overseas)
•
1
STB
Scholarship
•
1
A*STAR
Scholarship
•
1
Wesleyan
University
Freeman
Asian
Scholarship
Scholarships
and
Awards
In
2011,
our
students’
academic
excellence
was
recognised
in
a
number
of
awards
and
scholarships:
•
3
Lee
Kuan
Yew
Awards
for
Mathematics
and
Science
•
4
Prime
Minister’s
Book
Prizes
(PSLE
Category)
•
5
Prime
Minister’s
Book
Prizes
(GCE
‘O’
Level
Category)
•
2
Singapore
Police
Force
Book
Prizes
•
2
Young
Defence
Scien/sts
Programme
Scholarship
Awards
•
4
Young
Defence
Scien/sts
Programme
Academic
Awards
•
20
A*STAR
Science
Awards
(Upper
Secondary)
•
9
MOELC
Performance
Awards
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Nurturing the Intellect & Firing the Imagination - Cont’d
Enrichment
and
Special
programmes
Aesthe-cs
Music
Elec*ve
Programme
The
Music
Elec/ve
Programme
(MEP)
offers
interested
and
passionate
music
students
the
opportunity
to
study
music
at
a
deeper
level
through
attendance
and
performances
in
concerts
and
workshops,
talks
by
guest
speakers
and
regular
masterclasses
by
renowned
performers.
Through
these
activities,
students
gain
a
deeper
insight
into
their
preferences
in
music,
as
well
as
a
deeper
awareness
of
the
importance
of
music
in
their
lives.
a+aining
Dis/nc/ons
for
their
examina/ons.
Naturel
Cook‐Off
Inter‐School
Compe**on
RGS
Home
Economics
Unit
played
host
for
the
second
year
running
to
the
‘Naturel
Cook‐Off
Inter‐School
Compe//on’
that
is
opened
to
all
secondary
schools.
Aimed
at
promo/ng
healthy
cooking
and
ea/ng
among
students,
the
compe//on,
which
is
a
collabora/ve
effort
by
RGS,
Lam
Soon
(Singapore)
and
the
Health
Promo/on
Board
(HPB),
a+racted
over
35
school
teams.
The
final
was
held
on
23
April
2011
with
par/cipa/on
from
12
selected
teams.
The
team
from
RGS
managed
to
impress
the
judges
–
from
HPB
and
Lam
Soon
(Singapore)
‐
with
their
Briyani
Brown
Rice
and
clinched
1st
place.
New
venture
2011
saw
the
start
of
the
new
Raffles
Academy
(Music)
Programme.
This
advanced
programme
offers
the
most
talented
music
students
the
opportunity
to
study
music
at
a
deeper
level
and
thus
increase
their
exposure
to
a
wider
scope
of
learning.
In
March
2011,
for
the
first
/me
in
MEP
history,
the
Music
Elec/ve
Programme
sent
students
for
the
ABRSM
Graded
Examinations
(Grade
6
and
Grade
7).
We
are
happy
to
report
a
100%
pass
rate,
with
55%
a+aining
Merit
and
14%
12
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
English
Language
and
Literature
Academic
year
2011
saw
a
revised
Curriculum
Map
for
both
English
Language
and
English
Literature,
with
the
aim
of
clarifying
each
subject
as
a
discipline
in
its
own
right.
The
department
took
on
new
work
co‐hosting
Wits
&
Words,
the
Inter‐Primary
School
Debate
Championship,
with
the
Gieed
Educa/on
Branch,
Ministry
of
Educa/on.
It
is
our
hope
that
such
collaborations
with
MOE
will,
over
time,
contribute
to
the
promo/on
of
a
vibrant
debate
culture
in
RGS.
The
department
also
collaborated
with
the
Singapore
Tourism
Board
(STB).
Keen
to
garner
the
views
of
the
younger
generation
about
revitalising
Haw
Par
Villa,
STB
worked
together
with
Yr‐3
pupils
who
presented
their
views
and
sugges/ons
for
bringing
new
life
to
Haw
Par
Villa.
RGS
students
also
did
well
in
international
competitions.
With
her
essay
/tled
“Girl
power!
OR,
Boy
power!”,
Michelle
Lee
(Class
306)
was
awarded
the
Senior
runner
up
prize
at
the
2011
Commonwealth
Essay
Compe//on.
Michelle
is
the
top
Singaporean
winner
in
the
senior
category.
To
promote
the
literary
arts,
enrichment
opportuni/es
were
designed:
wri/ng
workshops
helmed
by
published
writers,
cross‐disciplinary
learning
camps
culminating
in
public
exhibi/on
of
students’
work
and
learning
journeys
to
places
of
historical
or
cultural
interest.
Illumina*ng
Nature
And
Manicured
Nature
Illuminating
Nature
is
a
multidisciplinary
exploration
of
Nature
by
RGS
Students.
The
programme,
which
was
launched
this
year,
brought
together
a
diverse
group
of
students
with
special
interests
in
Science,
Literature
and
Art.
Alongside
a
dis/nguished
panel
of
professional
prac//oners
in
these
disciplines,
through
explora/on
and
sharing,
the
students
experienced
for
themselves
up
close
a
mul/plicity
of
responses
to
nature.
The
result
of
these
experiences
was
translated
into
scien/fic
studies,
wri/ngs,
works
of
art
and
even
inter‐disciplinary
projects.
The
students
were
mentored
by
ar/sts
such
as
Dr
Wang
Ruo
Bing
and
Ms
Wang
Xiaoyun
as
well
as
their
teachers.
The
resulting
works
were
showcased
in
a
combined
exhibition
by
RGS
students
and
professional
artists
from
Ar/sts
Caravan.
Titled
‘Manicured
Nature’,
the
exhibi/on
from
14
May
to
29
June
2011
was
held
at
the
Wallace
Environmental
Learning
Laboratory.
Humani-es
The
department
provides
a
range
of
plavorms
to
allow
for
authen/c
learning
for
students
to
develop
a
global
outlook
and
build
bonds
between
the
region
and
Singapore.
Regional
fieldtrips
included
the
Social
Studies
Bridges
of
Engagement
fieldtrip
to
Malaysia
and
also
the
Regional
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Nurturing the Intellect & Firing the Imagination - Cont’d
Studies
Programme
fieldtrip
to
Malaysia
where
students
immersed
themselves
in
the
Malaysian
culture.
In
line
with
our
philosophy
that
inter‐disciplinarity
is
a
key
component
for
authentic
learning,
the
department
organised
the
inaugural
interdisciplinary
Learning
Journeys
for
the
Yr‐3
and
Yr‐4
students.
The
Yr‐3
students
explored
the
civic
district
and
Singapore
River
applying
conceptual
understanding
from
History,
Geography
and
Social
Studies
making
it
a
meaningful
experience,
while
the
Yr‐4
Geography
and
Social
Studies
students
par/cipated
in
the
Public
Policy
Forum
on
Transport.
Students
were
also
given
opportunities
to
apply
their
critical
and
creative
thinking
skills
whilst
pursuing
their
passion.
Students
participated
in
various
Model
United
Nations
Conferences,
where
they
assumed
the
role
of
country
delegates,
applying
the
concepts
learnt
in
the
Humani/es.
Students
also
par/cipated
in
the
Global
Youth
Forum
and
ASEAN
Youth
Convention
where
they
applied
themselves
to
formulating
plans
in
resolving
global
and
regional
problems.
Our
students
also
did
well
in
Humani/es
based
compe//ons
a+aining
the
1st
and
3rd
Team
Placings
in
the
Ngee
Ann
Polytechnic
Tourism
in
Ac/on
Challenge.
Students
had
to
propose
Ecotourist
Friendly
Packages
to
promote
Sustainable
Tourism
in
this
Region.
Students
from
the
Geography
Raffles
Academy
Programme
were
placed
4th
14
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
at
the
Interna/onal
Future
Problem
Solving
Compe//on
in
the
USA.
In
the
areas
of
Professional
Development
and
Partnership,
the
department
collaborated
with
SEAGA
to
organise
the
Educational
Forum
in
Fieldwork
for
Geography
Teachers.
The
Singapore
Associa/on
of
Social
Studies
Educa/on
also
held
its
inaugural
conference
in
RGS.
Students
also
acquired
work
experience
in
academic
publishing
on
issues
related
to
Southeast
Asia
during
their
s/nt
with
ISEAS
where
they
gained
research
experience
and
insight
from
working
closely
with
academic
researchers.
Mathema-cs
The
department
provides
several
platforms
for
students
to
enrich
their
understanding
and
appreciation
of
the
discipline.
Learning
takes
place
not
only
in
the
acquisi/on
of
mathematical
knowledge
and
skills,
but
also
in
the
applica/on
of
mathema/cs
to
real‐life
problems,
as
well
as
in
the
crea/on
of
mathema/cal
games.
1st
Singapore
Mathema*cal
Modelling
Forum
&
Challenge
The
inaugural
Singapore
Mathematical
Modelling
(MM)
Forum
&
Challenge
took
place
from
5
July
to
8
July
2011.
Organised
by
Raffles
Girls’
School
and
Ngee
Ann
Secondary
School,
some
111
lower
secondary
school
pupils
from
21
schools
and
32
teachers
took
part.
MM
is
an
innovative
way
of
learning
where
students
translate
real‐world
problems
into
mathema/cal
problems
and
solve
them.
Through
MM,
students
learn
crea/ve
and
inventive
thinking,
collaboration
and
inter‐disciplinarity,
mental
agility
and
adaptability,
informa/on
processing,
oral
and
wri+en
communica/on.
MM
transforms
the
discipline
from
being
a
set
of
equa/ons
and
numbers
into
solu/ons
that
affect
and
improve
our
daily
lives.
The
four‐day
event
included
a
field
trip
to
the
Universal
Studios
Singapore
@
Resorts
World
Sentosa
where
the
par/cipants
had
to
collect
informa/on
that
would
be
used
in
the
challenge.
Four
teams
made
up
of
par/cipants
from
different
schools
emerged
as
winners
of
the
challenge.
Mother
Tongue
Languages
The
Languages
department
provides
several
plavorms
and
opportuni/es
to
nurture
our
students
to
be
ac/ve
learners
and
proficient
users
of
the
Mother
Tongue
language.
This
year,
the
theme
of
the
Mother
Tongue
Week
was
aligned
to
the
school
theme,
‘Reach
Up,
Reach
Out’.
Cultural
performances
such
as
Cross
Talk
and
Chinese
Orchestral
music
helped
students
appreciate
the
beauty
of
the
Mother
Tongue
languages.
Malay
students
explored
their
culture
through
the
Cultural
Camp
‘Kampung
Riang
Ria’
held
at
Pulau
Ubin,
while
our
Tamil
students
learnt
about
classical
literature
through
Drama.
The
Languages
department
con/nued
its
collabora/on
with
the
Singapore
Chinese
Literature
Society
to
organise
the
second
Na/onal
Secondary
School
Chinese
Literature
Camp.
The
theme
of
the
camp
this
year
was“唐宋的月亮今
日的诗情”(Classical
Poetry).
Through
the
camp,
the
girls
learnt
about
the
essence
of
Classical
Poetry,
experienced
the
power
of
the
language
of
poetry
and
embraced
the
opportunity
to
use
poetry
in
the
subsequent
on‐the‐spot
crea/ve
wri/ng
session.
D u ri n g t h e
s c h o o l ’s L ea rn i n g J o u r n ey Week,
t h e
department
partnered
with
the
Humanities
department
and
English
Language
&
Literature
department
to
carry
out
interdisciplinary
fieldtrips
to
the
Singapore
River,
Fort
Canning
and
Haw
Par
Villa
for
the
Yr‐1
and
Yr‐3
students.
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Nurturing the Intellect & Firing the Imagination - Cont’d
Philosophy
The
Philosophy
Enrichment
Programme
(PEP)
provides
an
enriched
curriculum
for
Yr‐2
to
Yr‐4
students
who
show
passion
and
aptitude
for
Philosophy.
Students
are
introduced
to
Logic
and
Critical
Thinking
in
Terms
1
and
2,
Personal
Iden/ty,
Chinese
Philosophy,
Western
Poli/cal
Philosophy
and
Bioethics
in
Term
3
and
a
Guest
Lecture
Series
in
Term
4.
Each
year,
a
number
of
the
PEP
students
are
invited
to
participate
in
the
annual
Raffles
Institution
Inter‐school
Philosophy
Dialogue.
This
year,
21
PEP
students
from
different
levels
took
part
in
this
event.
Four
RGS
students
were
given
the
Best
Inquirer
Award.
Science
A
range
of
enrichment
plavorms
and
ac/vi/es
is
available
for
pupils
driven
to
pursue
their
interests
in
the
sciences.
Among
the
highlights
this
year
were
visits
by
prominent
female
scien/sts
Professor
Dava
J.
Newman
(Professor
of
Aeronau/cs
and
Astronau/cs
and
Engineering
Systems,
MIT)
and
Professor
Ada
Yonath
(Nobel
Laureate
in
Chemistry,
2009)
who
shared
their
experiences
and
research
with
16
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
the
students.
In
addi/on,
fieldtrips
to
Wales
and
Tioman,
as
well
as
learning
journeys
to
the
Marina
Barrage,
Lower
Pierce
Reservoir
and
RGS
Wallace
Environmental
Learning
Laboratory
exposed
our
students
to
the
applications
of
science
in
the
real
world
and
the
opportunities
for
interdisciplinary
studies.
RGS
students
also
participated
in
various
competitions
that
challenged
them
to
apply
their
scien/fic
knowledge,
reasoning
and
communications
skills
and
creativity
to
solving
topical
issues.
For
example,
a
Yr‐2
team
received
special
men/on
for
their
solu/on
to
the
effects
of
global
warming
on
flooding
in
Singapore
in
the
Crea/ve
&
Heuris/c
Applica/on
of
Science
compe//on.
This
year
also
saw
the
return
of
RGS’
own
Science
Reloaded
compe//on
aimed
at
Primary
5
girls
from
across
Singapore.
The
objec/ve
of
the
compe//on
is
to
promote
interest
and
excellence
in
Science.
Wallace
Environmental
Learning
Laboratory
Wallace
Environmental
Learning
Laboratory
(WELL)
is
the
first
environmental
learning
laboratory
in
Singapore
established
by
RGS
and
Na/onal
Parks
(NParks).
Converted
from
an
old
cowshed
in
Dairy
Farm
Nature
Park,
it
is
a
fully‐equipped
one‐stop
learning
centre,
set
up
with
full
laboratory
facili/es
for
student
learning,
scien/fic
research,
Na/onal
Educa/on,
community
service,
teacher
training
and
interna/onal
exchange.
Guitar
Ensemble,
Handbells
Ensemble,
Indian
Orchestra,
Strings
Ensemble,
and
Symphonic
Band
were
awarded
Gold
and
Malay
Dance
clinched
the
Silver
award.
RGS
Performing
and
Visual
Arts
In
addition,
Indian
Dance
took
part
in
the
Cedar
All
Arts
Competition
(Dance
Segment)
and
clinched
the
1st
prize.
RGS
Performing
Arts
CCAs
are
key
vehicles
in
our
holistic
education
plan.
These
CCAs
seek
to
drive
home
the
key
understanding
of
the
cultural,
historical
and
social
significance
of
performing
arts
and
how
these
contribute
to
the
overall
development
of
aesthetic
sensibilities.
The
larger
goal
of
these
CCAs
is
to
cultivate
culturally
appreciative
citizens
who
will
play
a
role
in
fostering
a
gracious
society.
There
are
currently
13
Performing
Arts
CCAs
in
RGS
falling
broadly
into
four
groups:
Instrumental
Music,
Non‐
Instrumental
Music,
Drama
and
Dance.
Awards
(Performing
Arts)
Our
performing
Arts
CCAs
have
done
the
school
proud
in
the
2011
Singapore
Youth
Fes/val
Central
Judging.
Choir,
Dance
(International),
Indian
Dance,
and
English
Drama
were
awarded
Gold
with
Honours
for
their
performances.
Angklung
Ensemble,
Chinese
Drama,
Chinese
Orchestra,
RGS
Arts
Tapestry
On
1
July
2011,
RGS
introduced
the
RGS
Arts
Tapestry,
a
re‐brand
of
the
biennial
RGS
Arts
Fes/val
event
that
weaves
together
the
various
Arts
Forms
–
the
Visual,
Performing,
Literary
and
Alterna/ve
Arts.
Guest‐of‐Honour
for
the
event
was
RGS
alumnus
Ms
Beatrice
Chia‐Richmond
who
was
also
the
first
female
crea/ve
director
of
the
Na/onal
Day
parade.
Integra-on
of
ICT
with
Teaching
and
Learning
The
focus
on
Understanding
by
Design,
Disciplinarity
and
Inter‐disciplinarity
in
the
last
three
years,
and
the
founda/on
laid
in
the
development
of
the
Raffles
Programme
based
on
the
principles
of
educa/on
for
the
gieed
and
talented,
have
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provided
a
springboard
for
equipping
our
students
with
the
skills
for
the
21st
century.
2011
has
primarily
been
focused
on
conduc/ng
professional
development
on
ICT
and
pedagogical
skills
for
the
integra/on
of
technology
with
teaching
and
learning.
Training
for
teachers
covered
basic
skills
for
using
hardware
and
software
to
meet
learning
needs.
Dis/nguished
educators
iden/fied
by
Apple
provided
further
training
for
the
applica/on
of
these
skills
in
pedagogy
and
curriculum
design.
Opportunities
were
provided
for
teachers
to
apply
what
they
had
learned
and
for
the
observation
of
ICT‐based
lessons.
The
Raffles
Mobile
pilot
programme
enabled
teachers
to
immediately
apply
new
learning
whilst
team
teaching
and
lesson
study
ensured
that
learning
from
the
pilot
programme
extended
to
a
larger
number
of
teachers.
An
evaluation
of
the
programme
uncovered
key
learning
points
useful
in
the
implementa/on
of
RGS1:1,
puxng
an
ICT
device
in
the
hands
of
every
RGS
student
and
integra/ng
ICT
with
teaching
and
learning.
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RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Forging fine character
Developing the Body
“... no mean desires our days shall shame ...
whole-hearted, true with pride
and ardour burning”
“... the sun shines high above us, and
youth’s elixir fills our veins ...”
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Forging Fine Character & Developing the Body
RGS
takes
a
holis/c
approach
to
character
and
leadership
education
by
integrating
the
cognitive,
affective
and
social
aspects
of
education.
Students
are
provided
with
opportuni/es
to
understand
and
prac/se
good
character
and
leadership,
to
strengthen
the
competencies
and
axtudes
of
a
good
steward
of
self,
to
be
a
socially
responsible
and
ac/ve
ci/zen,
and
an
ethical
and
caring
leader.
The
Character
and
Leadership
Educa/on
framework
provides
a
range
of
learning
plavorms
which
aim
to
build
character,
develop
personal
effec/veness
and
leadership
quali/es
as
well
as
cul/vate
na/onal
consciousness
and
service
to
the
community
and
na/on.
interac/on
opportuni/es
with
the
community,
developing
a
sense
of
rootedness,
and
involving
parents
in
school
ac/vi/es
and
NE.
In
developing
the
body,
RGS
aims
to
develop
students
as
stewards
of
healthy
living.
CCAs
develop
stamina
and
zeal,
leadership
and
teamwork,
and
provides
for
a
range
of
learning
opportuni/es
through
sports,
uniformed
groups,
compe//ons,
overseas
trips
and
workshops.
Building
NE
Competencies
Na-onal
Educa-on
The
RGS
Na/onal
Educa/on
(NE)
programme
is
instrumental
in
ins/lling
a
sense
of
na/onal
rootedness
and
‘noblesse
oblige’
in
Rafflesians.
The
four
key
areas
for
2011
are
enhancing
greater
racial
integration,
providing
more
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Batam
Learning
Journey
–
The
inaugural
Batam
Learning
Journey
for
all
Yr‐2
pupils
aimed
to
raise
pupils’
awareness
of
historical
context
and
poli/cal
governance.
Batam’s
close
proximity
to
and
relative
economic,
social
and
cultural
differences
with
Singapore
made
it
the
ideal
site
to
compare,
appreciate
and
experience
the
distinctive
developments
that
have
taken
place
in
the
past
few
decades.
Pupils
–
In
November
2010,
five
RGS
students
par/cipated
in
“CAMPTEEN:
Youth
Racial
Harmony
Ambassadors
Programme”,
a
four‐day‐three‐night
residential
camp
at
MOE
Labrador
Learning
Centre,
with
students
from
other
schools,
organised
by
OnePeople.sg,
the
na/onal
body
for
racial
harmony.
OnePeople.sg,
launched
by
Prime
Minister
Lee
Hsien
Loong
in
May
2007,
seeks
to
promote
racial
harmony
and
social
cohesion
by
engaging
our
youth,
with
a
focus
on
developing
youth
leadership,
initiative
and
commitment.
In
addi/on,
selected
upper
secondary
students
also
a+ended
the
“HarmonyWorks
Conference
‐
Home:
Joint
Hopes,
Shared
Memories”,
which
provided
a
plavorm
for
them
to
gather
insights
from,
and
exchange
views
and
opinions
on
inter‐
racial
and
inter‐religious
issues
in
Singapore
with
poli/cians,
academics,
prac//oners
and
community
leaders.
Times,
presenting
views
on
Singapore’s
public
transport
system
from
policy‐making
&
implementa/on,
profit‐making
business
en/ty
and
the
man‐in‐the‐street
perspec/ves.
Partners
–
RGS
endeavours
to
engage
her
partners
in
NE
ac/vi/es
seeking
out
meaningful
plavorms
and
opportuni/es
for
our
students
to
engage
in
service
learning
and
social
advocacy.
This
year,
parents
par/cipated
ac/vely
in
the
RGS
Racial
Harmony
Week
by
providing
their
culinary
skills
in
preparing
tasty
treats
from
different
cultures
for
students
to
sample.
RGS
also
invited
parents
to
join
our
Na/onal
Day
Celebra/ons.
RGS
has
a
long
tradi/on
of
producing
leaders
of
dis/nc/on
through
platforms
such
as
the
Prefectorial
Board,
Peer
Support
Board,
Student
Congress
and
House
Commi+ees.
The
RGS
Prefectorial
Board,
the
pinnacle
of
leadership
in
the
school,
is
a
80‐member
strong
student
leadership
body.
Raffles
Public
Policy
Dialogue
‐
The
inaugural
Raffles
Public
Policy
Dialogue
was
organised
for
gradua/ng
students
in
March
this
year,
as
part
of
the
school’s
NE
programme.
Hosted
by
the
Global
Affairs
Council
(GAC),
the
dialogue
sessions
sought
to
enhance
students’
awareness
on
public
policies
from
mul/ple
perspec/ves
by
invi/ng
guest
speakers
from
the
relevant
areas.
For
example,
this
year’s
session
saw
panelists,
including
former
Nominated
Member
of
Parliament
(NMP)
Mr
Siew
Kum
Hong,
and
senior
staff
from
the
Singapore
Mass
Rapid
Transit
(SMRT)
and
the
Straits
RGS
Leadership
Boards
The
RGS
Peer
Support
Board
serves
as
a
cohesive
agent
in
fostering
a
sense
of
community
and
belonging
within
the
school.
They
also
provide
guidance
and
engender
the
Yr‐1
students
with
the
necessary
skills
to
cope
with
the
transi/on
from
Primary
to
Secondary
school.
The
Board
is
also
involved
in
the
planning
and
organising
of
many
school‐wide
projects
such
as
the
biennial
conven/on–
RGS
Peer
Support
Conven/on,
in
June
2011.
Comprising
37
members,
Student
Congress
empowers
students
to
identify
and
act
on
issues
pertinent
to
their
school
experience.
This
year,
the
board
focused
on
the
broad
areas
of
teaching
and
learning,
recognition
and
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opportuni/es,
and
the
learning
environment.
Through
focus
group
sessions,
school
wide
forum
discussions
and
publicity
events,
Congress
ac/vely
encourages
students
to
contribute
their
feedback,
work
with
the
school
management
to
implement
feasible
solu/ons,
and
lead
the
way
to
effec/ng
posi/ve
change.
In
the
RGS
House
Committees,
leadership
is
developed
in
their
members
through
the
organisa/on
of
the
various
Inter‐House
Games,
which
involves
the
entire
school
population.
These
activities
allow
the
leaders
in
the
five
houses
–
Tarbet,
Buckle,
Richardson,
Waddle
and
Hadley
–
the
opportuni/es
to
cul/vate
a
strong
sense
of
belonging
to
their
respec/ve
house,
which
in
turn
promotes
the
school
spirit
of
RGS.
RGS‐ICYL
One
hundred
and
sixty
two
girls
from
33
schools
across
11
countries
par/cipated
in
the
3rd
Raffles
Girls’
School
–
Interna/onal
Conven/on
for
Youth
Leaders
(ICYL)
held
on
22
–
26
November
2010.
The
flagship
of
RGS’
leadership
development
programme,
this
biennial
event
aims
to
gather
female
student
leaders
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from
diverse
communities
in
the
Asia
Pacific
region,
develop
in
them
a
stronger
global
and
community‐serving
mindset,
draw
out
their
leadership
quali/es
and
establish
a
network
for
sharing
good
leadership
prac/ces.
Par/cipants
were
from
China,
Australia,
India,
New
Zealand,
Korea,
Indonesia,
Malaysia,
Vietnam,
Thailand,
Taiwan
and
Singapore.
The
theme
this
year
was
‘Empowering
Women
Leaders
to
LEAD
(Learn,
Embrace,
Act
and
Dedicate)
a
Change’.
Highlights
of
the
five‐day
event
included
a
fireside
chat
with
Mrs
Lim
Hwee
Hua,
former
Second
Minister
for
Finance
and
Transport;
and
a
keynote
speech
by
Ms
Ang
Bee
Lian,
CEO
of
the
Na/onal
Council
of
Social
Service.
Service‐Learning
Service‐Learning
(S‐L)
at
RGS
seeks
to
nurture
every
RGS
student
to
be
a
socially
responsible
individual
by
providing
opportuni/es
for
meaningful
community
service.
Through
S‐L,
RGS
students
ac/vely
engage
in
enhancing
the
well‐being
of
the
local
community
and
grow
to
become
independent,
pro‐ac/ve
learners.
One
of
the
many
S‐L
projects
that
RGS
students
are
involved
in
is
the
Central
Singapore
Community
Development
Council’s
(CDC)
Nurture
Programme.
The
Programme
reaches
out
mainly
to
needy
children,
aged
four
to
12
in
the
Central
Singapore
District,
with
the
aim
of
enhancing
the
quality
of
life
and
crea/ve
learning
opportuni/es
for
these
children.
By
organising
learning
ac/vi/es
for
needy
children
and
instilling
in
them
a
love
for
learning,
RGS
students
model
essential
values
and
lifeskills,
and
learn
the
virtues
of
pa/ence
and
trust
and
giving
back
to
society
as
they
take
up
the
responsibility
of
guiding
these
young
children.
Overseas
Service‐Learning
RGS
Overseas
Service‐Learning
(OSL)
aims
to
serve
the
needs
of
overseas
communi/es
in
a
way
that
promotes
self‐
sustainability
and
posi/ve
reciprocity,
and
also
to
develop
character,
leadership
and
lifeskills
of
RGS
students
as
they
contribute
to
improving
the
lives
of
underprivileged
youth
and
their
communi/es.
In
2010,
two
expedi/ons
were
launched
to
serve
communi/es
in
Cambodia
and
the
Philippines.
The
OSL
Cambodia
team
concluded
a
five‐year
partnership
with
two
local
Cambodia‐
based
NGOs
–
Meakea
Organisation
and
Bridge
Across
Borders.
Operating
in
the
rural
area
of
Takeo
Province,
OSL
teams
engaged
two
Cambodian
schools
and
one
children’s
community
centre,
and
directly
served
over
1,600
Cambodian
students
and
pre‐school
children
for
12
days.
The
OSL
team
not
only
donated
numerous
textbooks
and
school
supplies,
but
also
gave
English
lessons
and
provided
basic
IT
instruction
to
both
students
and
teachers.
They
also
taught
English
to
children
from
a
community
child‐care
centre
in
the
village.
Lesson
plans
and
materials
were
also
shared
with
Cambodian
teachers.
In
addi/on,
Yr‐4
mentors
shared
leadership
best
prac/ces
with
the
Cambodian
youth
leaders.
2010
marked
the
conclusion
of
a
fruitful
and
meaningful
partnership
An
OSL
expedi/on
to
the
Philippines
was
also
launched
in
2010.
Our
Philippine
partner,
the
Gawad
Kalinga
Community
Development
Foundation,
focuses
on
poverty
reduction
and
nation‐building.
The
RGS
OSL
team
worked
with
Gawad
Kalinga
volunteers
in
a
slum
rese+lement
project
in
the
Batangas
city.
Staying
with
the
community,
the
team
enhanced
the
surroundings
of
the
se+lement
by
sexng
up
two
vegetable
plots.
They
also
taught
English
and
Art
&
Crae
to
the
children
and
donated
books
and
sta/onery.
The
trip
provided
the
students
with
a
humbling
and
memorable
learning
experience.
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RGS
Career
Fair
2011
A
total
of
20
organisa/ons
and
12
speakers
par/cipated
in
the
RGS
Career
Fair
on
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June
2011.
Organisa/ons
ranged
from
local
Polytechnics
to
institutions
that
specialise
in
the
arts
as
well
as
those
represen/ng
overseas
universi/es
in
Australia
and
the
United
States.
For
the
first
/me,
the
Singapore
University
of
Technology
and
Design
as
well
as
the
Yale‐NUS
college
par/cipated
in
the
Fair
to
the
benefit
of
our
upper
secondary
students,
providing
them
with
an
excellent
opportunity
to
find
out
more
about
their
choices
for
further
educa/on
and
future
pursuits.
Work
Experience
Programme
Work
Experience
Programme
(WEP)
is
organised
for
Yr‐3
and
Yr‐4
girls
during
their
June
and
November‐December
holidays.
56
attachments
were
arranged
during
the
June
holidays
this
year.
A
total
of
ten
girls
were
successful
in
seeking
their
own
work
attachments.
RGS
girls
were
encouraged
to
not
only
try
their
hand
in
industries
where
they
might
be
interested
in
going
into
in
the
future,
but
also
to
try
something
new.
This
year
we
also
reached
out
to
alumni
and
have
managed
to
secure
new
work
a+achments
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for
girls
who
have
interests
in
business,
entrepreneurship,
as
well
as
non‐profit
organisa/ons.
Integra-on
of
Interna-onal
Students
(IS
Scholars)
From
the
/me
the
scholars
arrive
in
early
November,
they
are
put
through
an
induc/on
and
orienta/on
programme
to
ensure
that
they
adjust
well
to
their
new
environment.
A
team
of
students
who
call
themselves
SOFA
(Support
OF
Our
Interna/onal
Affiliates)
take
on
the
task
to
care
for
the
overall
well‐being
of
the
scholars
Through
raising
awareness
about
the
difficul/es
Interna/onal
Scholars
face
and
organising
ini/a/ves
to
enable
them
to
better
cope
with
these
challenges,
the
group
helps
the
scholars
adapt
to
learning
and
living
in
a
new
environment.
Physical
Fitness
and
Health
Educa-on
Programme
RGS
physical
fitness
and
health
educa/on
programme
seeks
to
develop
“Healthy
Daughters
For
A
Healthier
Age”
so
that
RGS
girls
will
be
able
to
independently
maintain
an
ac/ve
and
healthy
lifestyle.
The
Physical
Health
Programme
(PHP)
targets
students
with
special
health
or
fitness
needs.
Students
learn
to
take
control
of
their
own
wellness
by
attending
educa/onal
discussions
on
health
and
exercise
issues
to
help
them
make
more
informed
health‐related
choices
and
the
skills
to
design
an
individualised
programme.
Swimming
were
also
awarded
the
scholarship
for
their
2010
representa/ons
in
the
ASEAN
Schools
Games
(ASG),
Asian
Games
and
Youth
Olympic
Games
(YOG).
In
recogni/on
of
the
high
level
of
commitment
of
our
athletes
to
their
sports,
RGS
has
put
in
placed
a
Customisa/on
Programme
to
provide
differen/a/on
in
programming
for
them
since
2009.
The
‘Eat,
Think
&
Play’
health
booklet,
which
was
created
by
our
PE
department
for
students
in
the
Physical
Health
module
taught
in
PE
lessons,
includes
topics
on
different
aspects
of
health‐related
physical
fitness,
as
well
as
fundamentals
of
designing
a
personal
fitness
programme.
Co‐Curricular
Ac-vi-es
in
RGS
RGS
Talent
Scholarship
(Sports)
and
Customisation
Programme
for
Sports
Pupils
The
RGS
Talent
Scholarship
(Sports)
was
established
in
2008
to
recognise
the
talent
of
our
sports
students
and
to
support
them
in
the
development
of
their
talent.
The
scholarship
was
offered
to
all
Direct
School
Admission
(DSA)
sports
students
who
were
admitted
into
Yr‐1
in
RGS.
In
2011,
a
total
of
35
Yr‐1
students
from
ten
different
sports
received
this
scholarship.
In
addi/on,
11
Yr‐2
to
4
students
from
Gymnastics
(Artistic),
Gymnastics
(Rhythmic)
and
CCAs
in
RGS
aim
to
build
resilience,
deep
passion
for
specific
interest
areas
as
well
as
leadership
and
teamwork.
As
CCAs
are
more
experiential
by
nature,
the
learning
in
CCA
frequently
provides
a
balanced
range
of
experien/al
learning
opportunities
that
help
develop
a
strong
and
healthy
body
through
participation
in
games,
uniformed
groups,
compe//ons,
overseas
trips
and
workshops.
Our
pupils
con/nue
to
benefit
from
the
teamwork,
people
skills
and
leadership
development
opportunities
in
the
CCAs.
They
also
perform
well
in
a
diverse
range
of
ac/vi/es
and
programmes,
and
these
accomplishments
demonstrate
that,
beyond
academic
excellence,
the
Rafflesian
remains
indefatigably
active
in
her
interests
and
passions
and
is
commi+ed
to
giving
her
best
in
everything
she
does.
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Rafflesians
in
Interna-onal
Spor-ng
Compe--ons
16th
Asian
Games
2010
Four
RGS
girls
competed
at
the
16th
Asian
Games
2010,
Guangzhou,
China,
from
12
–
27
November
2010.
They
are:
*
Jennifer
Yan
(202)
for
Golf
*
Goh
Jia
Yi
(409)
for
Shoo/ng
–
Air
Rifle
*
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
(105)
for
Swimming
*
Koh
Hui
Yu
(314)
for
Swimming
Jennifer
Yan
won
Silver
in
both
the
Women’s
Individual
and
Women’s
Team
events
while
Samantha
Yeo
broke
the
Na/onal
Under‐14
record
in
the
50m
Breaststroke
event.
3rd
ASEAN
Schools
Games
2011
18
RGS
girls
from
six
different
sports
represented
Singapore
Schools
at
the
3rd
ASEAN
Schools
Games
2011,
Singapore,
from
1
–
7
July
2011.
They
are:
*
Jennifer
Yan
(206)
for
Golf
*
Goh
Jen
(409)
for
Golf
*
Michelle
Teo
Yin
Zhi
(103)
for
Gymnas/c
–
Ar/s/c
*
Charmaine
Yeo
Yan
(204)
for
Gymnas/c
–
Ar/s/c
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*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Chia
Daphne
Theresa
Yun
Shan
(304)
for
Gymnas/c
–
Rhythmic
Chong
Mei
Gan
Megan
(306)
for
Gymnastic
–
Rhythmic
Phaan
Yi
Lin
(409)
for
Gymnas/c
–
Rhythmic
Chan
Fang
Yi
(105)
for
Swimming
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
(205)
for
Swimming
Chelsea
Lin
Fuchs
(306)
for
Swimming
Yeo
Xiu
Wen
(309)
for
Swimming
Tan
Wei
Lin
Jolene
(315)
for
Swimming
Koh
Hui
Yu
(414)
for
Swimming
Teo
Jing‐Wen
(415)
for
Swimming
Li
Jia
Xin
(106)
for
Table
Tennis
Lam
Teng
Si
(310)
for
Table
Tennis
Lim
Yi
Xuan
(311)
for
Table
Tennis
Tan
Claris
(202)
for
Tennis
2011
Na-onal
Inter‐School
Compe--ons
Rafflesians
scored
again
in
the
2011
National
Schools
Compe//ons
with
outstanding
results:
Fieeen
1st
posi/on
Na/onal
/tles
in:
C
Div
‐
Badminton,
Gymnastics
(Rhythmic),
Netball,
Fencing,
Sailing,
Squash,
Swimming,
Table
Tennis
B
Div
‐
Golf,
Gymnas/cs
(Ar/s/c),
Gymnas/cs
(Rhythmic),
Sailing,
Shoo/ng
‐
Air
Rifle,
Squash,
Swimming
Six
2nd
posi/on
Na/onal
/tles
in:
C
Division
‐
Judo,
Shoo/ng
(Air
Pistol),
Tenpin
Bowling
B
Division
‐
Fencing,
Table
Tennis,
Tennis
Six
3rd
posi/on
Na/onal
/tles
in:
C
Division
‐
Tennis
B
Division
‐
Badminton,
Gymnas/cs
(Trampoline),
Judo,
Shoo/ng
(Air
Pistol),
Tenpin
Bowling
Three
4th
posi/on
Na/onal
/tles
in:
C
Division
‐
Golf,
Gymnas/cs
(Trampoline)
B
Division
‐
Netball
Flying
the
Rafflesian
Flag
High
with
Uniformed
Groups
Awards
Our
National
Cadet
Corps
(Air)
did
the
school
proud
by
achieving
the
Gold
award
for
the
second
/me
in
the
Best
Unit
Competition
and
Chin
Hui
Vun
Christina
(411)
was
awarded
Outstanding
Cadet
by
NCC
Air
Headquarters.
Our
Girls’
Brigade
a+ained
the
Silver
Company
Award
and
our
Girls
Bagpipe
team
also
a+ained
a
Silver
Award
in
the
Southeast
Asia
Singapore
Pipeband
Championship.
In
the
National
Schools
Drills
competition,
the
team
achieved
a
Silver
and
Bronze
award.
In
addi/on,
three
pupils
achieved
the
highest
Girls’
Brigade
award,
the
Pioneer
Brigadier
Brooch.
The
awardees
are:
*
Goh
Hui
Min
Felicia
(405)
(Award
with
Dis/nc/on)
*
Chong
Siu
Min
Sandra
(403)
*
Kwek
Mei
Yin
(403)
Our
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Land)
and
Red
Cross
Youth
also
performed
excellently
and
were
awarded
Silver
for
Best
Unit
Competition
and
Silver
for
Excellence
Unit
Award
respec/vely.
Our
three
companies
in
Girl
Guides
achieved
three
Golds
for
the
Puan
Noor
Aishah
Award
and
four
Yr‐4
Guides
were
awarded
the
President’s
Guide
Award:
Hanin
Insyirah
Bte
Mohd
Amir
(412),
Koh
Wei
Yi
(413),
Maehanyi
Frances
Rajendram
(404),
and
Joceline
Yong
Yoong
Yee
(408).
Several
RGS
Uniformed
Groups
members
have
also
done
brilliantly
and
deserve
special
men/on.
Mimi
Amirah
Bte
Zainal
Abidin
(414)
from
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Land)
was
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27
Forging Fine Character & Developing the Body - Cont’d
selected
to
par/cipate
in
the
ten
day
New
Zealand
Exercise
Thunder
Warrior
SAF
Ar/llery
Training
in
January
2011
and
Chiang
Ling
Ling
(415)
was
selected
to
participate
in
the
India
Republic
Day
11
days
training
programme
in
January
2011.
In
the
1st
CCAB
Nationals
Uniformed
Group
Adventure
challenge,
our
team
comprising
Rachel
Sim
Miao
Chen
(305)
from
NPCC
(Sea),
Wee
Chuxuan
(313)
and
Yap
Zhi
Xin
(310)
from
Girls’
Brigade
partnered
with
fellow
cadets
from
Raffles
Ins/tu/on
and
achieved
the
top
ten
Dis/nc/on
award.
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RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
The RGS Community
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
29
The RGS Community
RGS
con/nues
to
be
a
premier
school
providing
the
best
education
for
high
ability
girls
because
of
the
dedicated
and
determined
efforts
of
students
and
teachers.
Our
work
is
enriched
by
the
uns/n/ng
and
invaluable
support
of
our
coaches,
instructors,
parents,
alumni
and
other
stakeholders.
In
addition,
we
are
also
privileged
that
many
local
and
interna/onal
partners
collaborate
with
us
and
contribute
exper/se,
resources
and
/me
in
a
number
of
programmes
to
enrich
the
learning
experience
in
our
school.
Together,
these
individuals
and
organisa/ons
form
an
integral
part
of
the
extended
RGS
family.
RGS
extends
our
heartiest
congratulations
to
Mr
Kwek
Leng
Kee,
member
of
our
Board
of
Governors
on
receiving
the
Service
to
Education
Awards
2011,
presented
by
the
Ministry
of
Educa/on
(MOE)
to
School
Advisory
Commi+ee/
School
Management
Commi+ee/Board
Members
of
Schools
for
long
service.
RGS
also
extends
her
apprecia/on
to
Dr
Koo
Wen
Hsin
for
his
contribu/ons
to
RGS
as
member
of
the
Board
of
Governors
from
2008
to
2010.
RGS
Staff
Teachers
are
key
to
the
success
of
RGS
and
the
school
continues
to
place
emphasis
on
recruiting,
retaining
and
30
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
recognising
top
quality
teachers
committed
to
providing
holis/c
educa/on
and
nurturing
the
RGS
girl.
The
staff
strength
as
at
14
July
2011
stands
at
210,
comprising
169
teachers
and
41
Execu/ve
&
Administra/ve
Staff
(EAS);
98%
of
our
teaching
staff
are
graduates,
of
which
22%
have
Master’s
degree
and
PhD
qualifica/ons.
New
Appointments
We
congratulate
the
following
personnel
on
their
new
appointments:
•
Mr
Seow
Kim
Koon
–
Bursar
•
Mr
Ng
Hwee
Chung
Edward
–
Deputy
Principal
(Pupil
&
Faculty
Development)
•
Mdm
Lee
Szer
Yuen
‐
Subject
Head
(Admission)
•
Miss
Chen
Huixuan
Audrey
‐
Head
of
Year
•
Ms
Koh
Mae
Ching
Alina
‐
Subject
Head
(Physical
Educa/on
&
Co‐Curriculum
Ac/vi/es)
•
Mr
Tan
Soon
Yong
‐
Subject
Head
(National
Educa/on)
•
Mdm
Nora
Binte
Kamsir
‐
Head
of
Year
•
Mr
Thio
Cher
Kuan
‐
Subject
Head
(Physics)
•
Mdm
Eriyanty
Binte
Tugi
‐
Senior
Teacher
(Geography)
•
Ms
Lee
Su
Yin
‐
Ac/ng
Subject
Head
(History)
New
Staff
We
extend
a
warm
welcome
to
the
following
Teaching
and
Executive
&
Administrative
Staff:
Miss
Anisah
Binte
Mohamed
Sheriff,
Mr
Jonathan
Keith
Arrowood,
Miss
Chan
Li
Wen,
Miss
Chen
Ye
Yvonne,
Mr
Cheong
Han
Wen
Jay,
Miss
Fan
Wenying,
Miss
Gan
Li
Li
Geraldine,
Mr
Hang
Kam
Long,
Miss
He
Qi
Vivienne,
Ms
Koay
Li
May
Michelle,
Mr
Koh
King
Koon,
Mr
Lee
Beng
Hwee,
Mr
Leong
Tze
Kwang,
Miss
Lim
Ai
Hiang
Karen,
Ms
Lim
Sock
Hoon,
Ms
Liu
Pui
Fong
Cindy,
Mr
Moh
Chong
Tong
Mark
Ritchie,
Mr
Ng
Hwee
Chung
Edward,
Miss
Ng
Yee
Ping
Diane,
Ms
Norazreena
Binte
Mohammad,
Ms
Pillai
Kanaka
Sankaran,
Miss
Pong
Lilin
Phoebe,
Mr
Saravanan
s/o
Sangiah,
Mr
Seow
Kim
Koon,
Ms
Sultana
Rahman,
Miss
Tay
Ee
Leng
Elaine,
Mr
Tan
Keng
Hsin,
Ms
Tan
Lay
Lay
Tracy,
Mr
Teoh
Chin
Leong,
Ms
Teoh
Yan
Yan
Anne,
Miss
Tok
Chia
Yee
Andrea,
Mr
Wong
Chee
Yeh,
Mr
Wong
Man
Ki,
Ms
Yang
Chunxiu
and
Ms
Zhao
Xuying.
Farewells
RGS
bids
fond
farewells
to
Mr
Chang
Weng
Fa+,
Ms
Cheong
Szu
Chuang,
Mr
Lau
Kum
Weng
Daniel,
Mr
Law
Kah
Wei
Redmund,
Mr
Leek
Meng
Hwee,
Miss
Lim
Jia
Hui,
Miss
Lim
Li
Chen
Sharon,
Ms
Loh
Meow
Joo,
Mr
Loh
Wan
Fook,
Mr
Moey
Hauw
Woon
Nicholas,
Mr
Ng
Chieh
Shing
Jason,
Miss
Ng
Ley
Koon
Angie,
Ms
Ning
Hwee
Tiang,
Miss
Ong
Yu
Han,
Miss
Santhi
Sathyamoorthi,
Mr
Sarabjit
Singh
s/o
Harbans
Singh,
Ms
Sarasvathy
d/o
Amirthalingam,
Mr
Segarra
Paul
Hector
JR.
Ligan,
Ms
Sim
I‐Wei
Joyce,
Mr
Tan
Hock
Heng,
Ms
Tan
Wei
Wun
Chris/n,
Miss
Tan
Yoke
Leng
Doreen,
Mdm
Tay
Lee
Eng,
Miss
Tay
Li
Ching
Debbie,
Ms
Tee
Yeow
Wah
Helen,
Miss
Teo
Cheok
Mei,
Mr
Teo
Chwee
Hock,
Mrs
Teo
Mei
Wan,
Mrs
Julie
Quah,
Mr
Vijay
Bahadur
Pandey
s/o
Ram
Prasad,
Ms
Wong
Pui
Ling
Evelyn,
Miss
Yeo
Soi
Muay,
Mr
Yeoh
Chai
Keong
Sean,
and
Ms
Yeow
Shwu
Ling.
Promo-ons
We
congratulate
all
staff
promoted
in
October
2010
and
April
2011:
eight
teachers
were
promoted
to
substan/ve
grade
GEO1A1,
four
to
GEO1A2,
five
to
GEO1A3,
six
to
SEO1
and
one
to
SEO1A1.
Congratula/ons
also
to
our
EAS:
one
of
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The RGS Community - Cont’d
whom
was
promoted
to
Human
Resource
Execu/ve,
one
to
ICT
Execu/ve
and
another
to
Administra/ve
Officer.
Na-onal
Day
Award
and
Long
Service
Award
The
School
congratulates
Mr
Michael
Francis
Jalleh,
Director
(Academic
Studies),
on
receiving
the
2011
National
Day
Commenda/on
Award.
Three
RGS
staff
also
received
the
2011
Na/onal
Day
Award
–
Long
Service
Medal.
Eight
RGS
Long
Service
Awards
were
also
given
out
in
2011
to
recognise
the
years
of
service
and
contribu/on
by
staff
at
RGS.
Mrs
Julie
Hoo,
our
Principal,
also
received
her
MOE
Long
Service
Award.
Day.
Last
year’s
Staff
Night
was
held
at
the
Meritus
Mandarin
Hotel
to
the
theme
“Watever”.
Earlier
in
the
year,
SWC
organised
the
annual
Chinese
New
Year
lunch
where
all
staff
gathered
for
a
mass
lunch
and
tossed
yusheng
to
good
health
and
a
good
year
ahead.
To
further
enhance
staff
cohesiveness,
Department
bonding
day
and
Staff
bonding
day
were
organised.
Recognising
the
importance
of
balancing
work
and
family
commitment,
SWC
supported
the
new
HR
ini/a/ve,
rolling
out
the
first
RGS
Family
Day
on
25
September
2010
where
staff
and
their
families
spent
a
day
at
Universal
Studios
Singapore
@
Resort
World
Sentosa.
In
promo/ng
a
pleasant
and
healthy
work
environment,
SWC
arranged
for
regular
distribu/on
of
fruits
to
staff
and
for
vendors
to
hold
sales
of
healthy
snacks,
sports
apparel
etc.
Being
a
close‐knit
community,
termly
birthday
celebra/ons
were
also
conducted
for
each
staff.
Staff
Well‐Being
The
RGS
Staff
Well‐being
Commi+ee
(SWC)
aims
to
promote
healthy
living
and
improve
the
general
well‐being
of
all
staff
by
engaging
them
in
a
slew
of
activities
throughout
the
year.
The
most
highly
an/cipated
event
each
year
is
our
annual
Staff
Night,
which
is
organised
in
conjunc/on
with
Teachers’
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RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Staff
Development
The
development
of
our
staff
is
of
pinnacle
importance
and
a
key
strategy
of
the
school
towards
continuous
excellence.
Over
and
above
the
school‐wide
courses,
seminars
and
workshops
organised
by
RGS,
our
staff
ac/vely
seek
professional
learning
opportuni/es,
both
local
and
international.
RGS
teachers
also
present
papers
and
research
findings
in
numerous
conferences.
Some
of
the
highlights
include:
Local
2011
•
2011
Business
Excellence
•
3rd
Conference
of
Asia‐Pacific
Consortium
on
Teaching
Chinese
as
an
Interna/onal
Language
•
3rd
Educator’s
Summit
•
Asia
Pacific
Assessment
Conference
2011
•
Crea/ng
the
Mindful
Leader
for
the
21st
Century
•
Educa/on
Leadership
Summit
2011
•
ERAS
Conference
2011
•
HR
Summit
2011
•
Redesigning
Pedagogy
International
Conference
2011
•
Singapore
Perspec/ves
2011
•
World
Ready
Leadership
Series
2010
•
5th
Teachers’
Conference
2010
•
Cri/cal
Ingredients
to
Unlimited
Success
Seminar
•
Gieed
Educa/on
Annual
Conference
2010
•
Teachers’
Conference
2010
‐
Deepening
Professional
Prac/ce:
Teachers
as
learners,
Teachers
as
leaders
•
The
Meran/
Project:
Student‐Teacher
Dialogue
Interna-onal
2011
•
15th
Interna/onal
Conference
on
the
Teaching
of
Mathema/cal
Modelling
and
Applica/ons,
Australia
•
5th
Interna/onal
Chinese
Teaching
&
Learning
Conference,
Hong
Kong
•
ASCD
Conference
2011,
United
States
of
America
•
Exploring
Leadership
&
Learning
Theories
Asia
2011,
Malaysia
•
Gieedness
in
East‐Asia:
Explora/ons
in
the
Ac/otope
Model
of
Gieedness
Symposium,
Hong
Kong
•
Hawker
Brownlow
Educa/on
Conference
2011,
Australia
•
Interna/onal
Society
for
Technology
in
Educa/on
Annual
Conference
&
Exposi/on
2011,
USA
•
NSTA
Conference
on
Science
Educa/on
2011,
USA
•
World
Finals
of
Odyssey
of
the
Mind
2011,
USA
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The RGS Community - Cont’d
2010
•
Global
Ci/zenship
Educa/on
for
a
Culture
of
Peace
and
Sustainable
Future:
Sub‐regional
Capacity‐
building
Workshop
2010,
Malaysia
•
HSK
Overseas
Trip,
People’s
Republic
of
China
•
Interna/onal
Conference
on
Learning
&
Teaching
and
EDUCA
2010,
Thailand
•
Mathema/cal
Modelling
Forum,
Teachers
Conference
and
Modelling
Challenge,
Australia
•
Na/onal
Conference
of
Educa/on
Management
for
Super
Principals
2010,
Malaysia
Professional
Upgrading
34
to
obtain
an
Associa/on
of
Chartered
Cer/fied
Accountants
qualifica/on
at
Kaplan
Learning
Ins/tute.
Four
teachers
were
supported
on
Professional
Development
Leave
to
renew
their
learning
in
a
broad
range
of
professional
areas.
2010
Staff
Retreat
The
2010
Staff
Retreat
was
held
at
Turi
Beach
Resort,
Batam.
The
two
and
a
half
day
retreat
had
three
main
objec/ves
–
To
keep
RGS
staff
updated
on
the
school’s
developments;
to
obtain
the
views
of
the
staff
on
the
RGS
Culture
as
well
as
sugges/ons
on
enhancing
organisa/onal
effec/veness;
and
to
strengthen
the
bonds
between
staff.
One
teacher
attended
the
MOE
Management
and
Leadership
in
Schools
Programme
in
2011.
Eight
teachers
have
completed
their
Master
in
Gieed
Educa/on
course
at
the
Na/onal
Ins/tute
of
Educa/on
(NIE)
while
another
two
teachers
are
pursuing
the
qualifica/on.
A
review
of
RGS
in
2010
was
conducted
during
the
retreat.
This
included
a
presentation
on
the
findings
of
The
RGS
Experience
Survey
(TRES),
informing
staff
of
the
revised
school
/metable,
group
discussions
and
presenta/ons
of
the
RGS
Culture
and
ways
of
improving
operations.
The
engaging
sessions
saw
fresh
and
crea/ve
ideas
emerge.
Miss
Ling
Shuang
Ning
and
Miss
Syazwani
Binte
Amrun
were
sponsored
by
the
school
to
undergo
the
one
year
Post‐Graduate
Diploma
in
Educa/on
programme
at
the
NIE.
Ms
Soh
Chiew
Lee
Gina
was
also
sponsored
by
the
school
Proving
that
the
retreat
was
not
all
work
and
no
play,
outdoor
adventures
were
held
that
truly
tested
the
fitness
of
each
staff.
An
appreciation
night
was
also
held
to
bid
farewell
to
Mr
Chang
Weng
Fa+,
former
Deputy
Principal
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Staff
Awards
and
Commenda-ons
(Pupil
&
Faculty
Development)
who
had
served
RGS
for
more
than
seven
years
and
Mrs
Teo
Mei
Wan,
former
Senior
Bursar
who
had
served
RGS
for
the
past
ten
years.
RGS
wished
them
all
the
best
in
their
future
endeavours.
Name
Community
Service
2011
Mrs
Tan
Yin
Lai
Intel‐CrADLe
Teach
Award
Mdm
Loy
Hui
Nin
Intel‐CrADLe
Teach
Award
Ms
Lee
Su
Yin
Published
author
–
‘British
Po l i c y a n d t h e C h i n e s e i n
Singapore,
1939
to
1955:
The
Public
Service
Career
of
Tan
Chin
Tuan’.
(Academic
text
reviewed
for
publishing
and
subsequently
published
in
2011)
Championed
by
the
Corporate
Ci/zenry
Sub‐commi+ee
of
the
newly
formed
EAS
Organising
Commi+ee
in
2011,
an
Educa/onal
day
trip
was
planned
with
the
Asian
Women’s
Welfare
Association
Family
Service
Centre
[AWWA
FSC]
for
some
22
children.
The
children
experienced
a
day
of
discovery,
learning
and
fun
at
the
Singapore
Science
Centre.
The
programme
was
supported
by
14
EAS
staff
who
accompanied
the
children,
visi/ng
the
different
galleries,
trying
out
the
interac/ve
exhibits,
watching
the
iMax
movie
“Sea
Rex”
and
the
larger‐than‐life
creatures
that
ruled
the
seas
20
million
years
before
dinosaurs
roamed
the
Earth.
The
children
also
enjoyed
themselves
par/cipa/ng
in
the
outdoor
Waterworks
Ac/vity
where
they
learnt
how
much
water
is
consumed
in
daily
ac/vi/es.
The
day
trip
was
made
possible
by
the
fund‐raising
efforts
of
12
EAS
at
the
school’s
Open
House
and
was
partially
sponsored
by
the
school.
Award/Commenda-on
Ms
Ong
Yen
Pin
Marie+e
Inductee
of
Singapore
Olympic
Academy
Roll
of
Honour
2010
RGS
Long
Service
Award
2011
Name
Years
of
Department/
Service
Appointment
Mrs
Lee‐Lim
Chyn
20
Head
of
Admissions
Head
of
Department
–
Science
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Miss
Wong
Wei
Peng
Sally
20
Humani/es
Department
Na-onal
Day
Award
–
Long
Service
Medal
2011
Mdm
Loy
Hui
Nin
15
Languages
Department
Mr
Ng
Hwee
Chung
Edward,
Deputy
Principal
–
Pupil
&
Faculty
Development
Mdm
Eriyanty
Binte
Tugi
10
Senior
Teacher
–
Humani/es
Department
Ms
Lim
Shok
Hoon,
Humani/es
Department
Mrs
Alina
Wee
10
Subject
Head
–
PE
Ms
Hoo
Ka
Mun
Carmen
10
Year
4
Head
of
Year
Mathema/cs
Department
Ms
Kum
Suat
Sie
Sandi
10
Mathema/cs
Deparment
Ms
Lee
Hui
Ling
Chris/na
10
Front
Office,
Administra/on
Mr
Chan
Siong
Weng,
Laboratory
A+endant
MOE
Long
Service
Award
2011
Mrs
Julie
Hoo,
RGS
Principal
Service
to
Educa-on
Awards
2011
for
School
Advisory
Committee/School
Management
Committee/Board
Members
Mr
Kwek
Leng
Kee
Na-onal
Day
Award
–
Commenda-on
Medal
2011
Mr
Michael
Francis
Jalleh,
Director
–
Academic
Studies
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RGS
Pedagogical
Research
lab
RGS
Pedagogical
Research
lab
(RGS
PeRL)
was
launched
in
August
2010
with
the
aim
of
engendering
a
culture
of
informed
practice
in
the
school.
RGS
PeRL
provides
opportunities
and
platforms
for
teachers
to
integrate
the
principles
that
underlie
best
practices
in
education,
with
their
own.
The
objective
is
to
hone
the
Reflective
Practitioner
who
questions
and
investigates
a
problem
situation
in
order
to
better
understand
the
framing
of
a
solu/on
that
op/mises
student
learning.
Currently,
RGS
PeRL
is
involved
in
four
research
projects,
one
of
which
is
the
contribu/on
of
the
Performance
Task
(PT)
to
teaching
and
learning
in
RGS.
Focus
group
sessions
have
been
held
with
teachers
and
students
to
understand
their
percep/ons
towards
the
PT
as
an
alterna/ve
assessment.
Emerging
research
findings
are
communicated
to
the
school
popula/on
so
that
our
prac/ces
are
informed
and
evidence‐
backed.
To
enhance
the
theory‐prac/ce
nexus
in
academic
research,
RGS
PeRL
has
partnered
with
the
Centre
for
Research
in
Pedagogy
and
Prac/ce
(CRPP)
since
April
2010.
Dr
Lee
Yim
Ping,
a
Research
Fellow,
acts
as
a
Researcher‐in
Residence,
providing
a
valuable
link
in
research
possibili/es
and
discourse
between
RGS
PeRL
and
the
CRPP.
RGS
PeRL
also
offers
Consultancy
services
for
educators.
The
aim
is
to
engender
professional
discourse
within
the
Asian
educa/onal
fraternity,
sharing
ideas
and
evidence‐backed
prac/ces
that
are
per/nent
to
our
context.
By
doing
so,
it
aims
to
enhance
RGS’
image
as
a
premier
ins/tu/on.
This
year,
consultancy
for
the
Design
of
the
PT
and
Prac//oner
Inquiry
were
conducted.
Par/cipants
comprised
teachers
from
RGS
and
other
schools.
Customised
consultancy
services
were
also
offered.
For
example,
in
July,
curriculum
training
was
provided
to
a
group
of
teacher‐educators
from
the
Faculty
of
Educa/on
at
the
Burapha
University,
Bangkok.
The
above
objec/ves
also
drive
RGS
PeRL’s
paper
presenta/ons
at
conferences.
For
example,
at
the
Redesigning
Pedagogy
Conference
organised
by
the
CRPP
(30
June
–
1
July
2011),
our
members
presented
papers
at
three
symposia
and
one
workshop.
Through
these
sessions,
we
hope
to
engage
other
educators
with
our
work
in
enriching
pedagogical
prac/ces.
RGS
PeRL’s
vision
is
to
strategically
plan
and
co‐ordinate
all
academic
research
activity
in
the
school
so
that
the
data
can
be
meaningfully
applied.
By
cul/va/ng
the
skills
of
reflec/ve
prac/ce,
it
seeks
to
enhance
the
professional
teacher
who
knows
the
value
of
mee/ng
the
varying
needs
of
the
students
so
that
students
learn
well.
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Alumni
Ma\ers
The
RGS
Chapter
The
RGS
Chapter
has
been
a
wonderful
supporter
of
RGS
and
has
assisted
the
school
in
many
ways:
close
collabora/on
in
school
ac/vi/es,
organising
of
workshops
and
social
events
to
promote
alumni
networking
and
membership
drives
to
encourage
Rafflesians
to
cherish
their
unique
iden/ty
as
a
member
of
our
RGS
community.
The
Chapter
has
helped
to
source
for
scholarships
and
raise
funds
for
school
causes,
organised
talks
for
pupils,
provided
mentorship
and
career
guidance
through
events
such
as
the
annual
ORA
Dinner,
Connect
Dinner,
Evergreen
Lunch
etc.
To
support
the
school
in
broadening
the
categories
of
awards
given
out
to
students
on
RGS
Speech
Day,
several
alumni
cohorts
have
instituted
annual
awards
that
emphasise
the
importance
of
recognising
students
who
demonstrate
exemplary
leadership
or
communica/on
skills.
The
‘Heart
of
Gold”
and
“Sisters
at
Heart”
awards
are
aimed
at
encouraging
pupils
to
develop
character
values
such
as
exemplary
caring
and
considera/on
for
others.
Execu-ve
Commi\ee
Dr
Jean
Ong
Choo
Khim
Ms
Lan
Luh
Luh
Ms
Monica
Tung
Ms
Teo
Poh
Keng
Ms
Daphne
Lim
Ms
Jean
Tan
Ms
Ng
Swee
Hong
Dr
Jus/na
Nathan
Ms
Lo
Wei
Min
Ms
May
Kan
Ms
Chan
Mei
Wan
Ms
Boey
Chee
Kiew
Ms
Tan
Peck
Sim
Ms
Wan
Siew
Ping
Ms
Melanie
Toh
President
Vice
President
Honorary
Secretary
Assistant
Honorary
Secretary
Treasurer
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
RGS
Homecoming
The
RGS
alumni
database
has
grown
from
about
600
in
2009
to
more
than
4000
in
2011.
On
16
April
2011,
principals,
38
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staff
and
students
(past
and
present)
came
together
for
an
aeernoon
of
reminiscing,
food
and
plenty
of
laughter.
This
Homecoming,
which
follows
the
Homecoming
in
celebra/on
of
the
RGS
130th
year
in
2009,
saw
an
alumni
gathering
that
was
not
only
enthusias/c
but
par/cipa/ve
as
well.
The
highlight
for
the
Homecoming
was
without
a
doubt
the
preview
of
‘Consuming
Passion
–
Memories
from
the
Rafflesian
Table’.
No
ordinary
cookbook,
‘Consuming
Passion’
features
75
heirloom
recipes,
with
accompanying
anecdotes
and
reflec/ons,
contributed
by
members
of
the
RGS
community
including
local
celebri/es
and
RGS
alumni
Stefanie
Sun,
Beatrice
Chia‐Richmond,
Siow
Lee
Chin
and
Kit
Chan.
Workshops
demonstra/ng
recipes
from
the
cookbook
were
held
and
the
food
tas/ng
sessions
that
followed
lee
a
tantalising
taste
of
a
cookbook
that
truly
celebrates
the
RGS
heritage.
Parents
for
RGS
Associa-on
(PRGS)
PRGS
busied
itself
in
the
last
quarter
of
2010
with
ac/vi/es
that
included
“Breakfast
Dialogues
with
the
Principals”,
nature
and
inter‐/dal
walks,
paren/ng
talks
on
“Cyberwellness”,
“Parents
as
Coach”
and
“Life
at
RI
(JC)”.
Highlight
of
the
year
was
the
8th
PRGS
Golf
Tournament
2010
held
in
support
of
the
“Support
An
RGS
Pupil
Scheme”.
Apart
from
its
role
in
providing
a
strategic
platform
for
parents
of
RGS
girls
to
network
and
to
support
school
activities,
the
PRGS
undertakes
a
specific
fund‐raising
responsibility
through
these
golf
tournaments
which
bring
together
staff,
pupils,
parents
and
alumni
members
in
pursuit
of
a
most
meaningful
cause.
2011
began
with
a
rousing
welcome
for
the
Yr‐1s
and
their
parents.
PRGS
plays
a
suppor/ng
role
in
se+ling
new
parents
and
in
familiarising
them
with
the
RGS
academic
curriculum
through
parent
talks
and
workshops
organised
in
conjunc/on
with
the
school.
The
26
March
2011
AGM
saw
the
elec/on
of
a
new
Execu/ve
Commi+ee
comprising
parents
from
all
levels.
The
9th
Exco
started
its
term
with
plans
to
strengthen
the
strategic
links
between
the
parents,
pupils
and
the
school
as
well
as
(along
with
the
school)
to
focus
on
the
total
development
of
the
pupils.
For
the
first
time,
a
Forum
comprising
a
series
of
three
workshops
on
“Nurturing
The
Highly
Able
Child
‐
Intellectual,
Emo/onal
and
Mental
Well‐Being”
was
introduced.
The
first
of
this
series
was
held
on
14
May
2011,
helmed
by
a
senior
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specialist
in
Educa/onal
Psychology
who
delivered
a
most
engaging
presenta/on
that
drew
numerous
ques/ons
from
a
full‐capacity
audience.
This
Forum
proved
popular
with
the
parents
as
it
focused
not
only
on
the
intellectual
but
the
equally
important
emo/onal
and
mental‐well
being
of
our
children
as
well.
PRGS
also
assisted
in
and
partook
of
the
school’s
ac/vi/es
and
fes/vi/es
which
included
the
RGS
Open
House,
Sports
Fes/val,
Arts
Tapestry
and
Racial
Harmony
Day.
These
events
afforded
PRGS
opportuni/es
to
share
their
experiences
with
Primary
6
parents
at
Open
House,
to
show
our
teamwork
and
sportsmanship
at
the
sports
stadium
along
with
teachers
and
staff
and
to
warm
the
hearts
of
the
girls
with
lovingly‐prepared
home‐cooked
food.
All
in
all,
it
was
a
fulfilling
past
12
months
and
the
9th
Exco
is
raring
to
go
with
more
exci/ng
projects
to
roll
off.
Execu-ve
Commi\ee
Jean
Tan
Hubert
Lim
Eugenia
Lim
40
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Chairman
Vice
Chairman
Secretary
Meily
Wantah
Lim
Sook
Luan
Francis
Goh
Azizah
Sharip
Goh
Geok
Cheng
Irene
Kam
Jo
Lee
Koh
Geok
Khing
Lo
Wei
Min
Anna
Foo
Choo
Kui
Chu
Sanjay
Kothary
Susan
Tjen‐Wijaya
Assistant
Secretary
Treasurer
Assistant
Treasurer
Member
(Logis/cs)
Member
(Talks)
Member
(Community
Services)
Member
(Social)
Member
(Publicity)
Member
(Special
Events)
Member
Member
Member
Member
RGS
Outreach:
Local
&
Interna-onal
Network
Collabora/on
with
local
and
interna/onal
partners
offers
opportuni/es
for
RGS
to
share
and
learn
from
best
prac/ces
with
other
top
ins/tu/ons
or
organisa/ons.
RGS’
outreach
efforts
were
made
on
several
fronts
this
year.
In
the
areas
of
professional
and
school
development,
RGS
responded
to
numerous
requests
by
the
local
education
fraternity
to
share
best
practices
on
school
reform
in
general,
and
curriculum
review,
evalua/on
and
refinement
specifically.
RGS
conducted
several
professional
outreach
sessions
on
the
above
with
key
personnel
from
the
following
schools:
Anglican
High
School
&
Yishun
Junior
College,
Temasek
Junior
College
and
Xin
Min
Secondary
School.
RGS
also
hosted
Mr
Michael
de
Silva
(Deputy
Director,
Leadership
Development,
Schools
Division),
Ms
Evelyn
Tan
(Deputy
Director,
HR
Partner,
Personnel
Division),
and
officers
from
the
Ministry
of
Educa/on.
RGS
hosted
25
visits
from
various
schools
and
educa/onal
organisa/ons
from
around
the
world
from
August
2010
to
August
2011.
Among
the
schools
that
visited
us
were
Sri
Aman
Secondary
Girls’
School
(Malaysia),
Sekolah
Mu/ara
Harapan
and
Karangturi
Junior
High
School
(Indonesia),
Diocesan
Girls’
School
(Hong
Kong
SAR),
Jilin
Province
No
2
Experimental
School,
Hua
Zhong
Shi
Da
Yi
Fu
Zhong
School,
Wuhan
Foreign
Language
School,
Chaoyang
Foreign
Language
school
and
Zhongshan
Overseas
Chinese
Middle
School
(People’s
Republic
of
China),
Ming
Dao
High
School
(Taiwan),
Brisbane
Girls’
Grammar
School
and
Methodist
Ladies’
College
‐
Melbourne
(Australia)
and
St
Cuthbert’s
College
(New
Zealand).
We
also
hosted
a
delega/on
from
the
Education
Deans
Council
(Thailand),
Ms
Huang
Juni,
Shenzhen
Municipal
Educa/on
Bureau
Director
of
Personnel
(PRC),
Dr
Stephanie
Hamilton
and
Apple
Asia,
Professor
Lee
Wing
Onn,
Office
of
Educa/on
Research,
NIE.
RGS
was
honoured
to
host
a
visit
from
the
Minister
for
Education,
Mr
Heng
Swee
Keat,
on
18
August
2011.
Our
Principal,
Mrs
Julie
Hoo,
introduced
the
school’s
many
instruc/onal
and
talent
development
programmes,
pupil
development
and
service‐related
programmes
as
well
as
the
achievements
of
the
school.
Several
girls
from
the
Odyssey
of
the
Mind
(OM)
and
Community
Problem
Solving
Programme
(CmPS)
also
shared
their
projects
with
the
Minister
and
he
also
spoke
to
our
Head
Prefect,
Chairperson
of
the
Peer
Support
Board
and
Speaker
of
Student
Congress.
On
the
tour
of
the
school,
the
Minister
also
sat
in
on
an
RGS
1:1
Biology
lesson.
The
morning’s
visit
concluded
with
a
rich
and
sincere
dialogue
with
33
members
of
the
RGS
staff.
RGS
con/nues
to
reach
out
to
the
wider
community
through
our
publications:
Spiral,
the
Yearbook
and
various
RGS
collaterals.
This
year
also
saw
the
incep/on
of
the
online
newsletter
for
parents
and
alumni
–
The
Raffles
Wave
–
which
was
met
with
a
very
warm
recep/on
from
the
parents
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and
alumni
as
a
succinct
and
quick
update
on
highlights
of
events
and
achievements
in
RGS.
The
school
con/nues
to
engage
Primary
6
pupils
and
their
parents
through
events
like
the
‘Tea
with
the
Principal’,
talks
and
road
shows
at
numerous
primary
schools
and
the
annual
RGS
Open
House.
RGS
also
interacts
with
parents
through
the
‘Breakfast
Mee/ngs
with
the
Principal’
for
each
level,
workshops
for
Yr‐1
parents
on
how
academic
subjects
are
taught
in
Yr‐1
at
RGS,
the
‘RGS
Arts
Tapestry
–
Night
Extravaganza’,
which
was
also
open
to
the
public.
The
school
also
maintains
its
involvement
with
the
community
through
its
CmPS,
Service
Learning
and
community
service
projects.
Local
Partnerships
RGS’
partnership
with
the
Na/onal
Parks
Board
(NParks),
GlaxoSmithKline
(GSK)
and
Economic
Development
Board
grows
from
strength
to
strength
each
year.
Our
three
valued
partners
con/nue
to
support
the
educa/onal
aims
and
programmes
like
the
Wallace
Environmental
Learning
Laboratory
(WELL),
community
projects
by
Singapore
youths
through
the
Future
Problem
Solving
Programme
(FPSP)
and
the
Raffles
Academy
(RA)
–
a
talent
development
programme
for
very
able
pupils
in
the
academic
domain.
WELL
Community
of
Teachers
(WELLCoT)
con/nues
to
run
42
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courses
and
programmes
for
the
nation’s
teachers
and
students
at
WELL
–
the
first
field
study
centre
set
in
the
Dairy
Farm
Nature
Park.
RGS
also
collaborated
with
NIE’s
Centre
for
Research
in
Pedagogy
and
Prac/ce
in
an
intensive
and
extensive
study
of
educa/onal
reform
at
RGS
and
in
the
Raffles
Programme.
The
intensive
study
of
a
group
of
teachers
through
dialogues
and
lesson
observa/ons
and
student
interviews,
established
some
of
the
key
factors
for
the
success
of
whole‐school
reform
and
the
organisa/onal
and
pedagogical
reform
in
adopting
the
Raffles
Programme.
We
are
especially
glad
that
the
study
characterised
the
student
experience
as
one
where
there
was
explora/on
of
ideas
and
students
were
able
to
deepen
their
understanding
and
develop
meaning
in
what
was
learned.
Interna-onal
Partnerships
On
19‐23
June
2011,
24
Yr‐2
students
from
the
Regional
Studies
Programme,
accompanied
by
three
teachers,
went
on
a
cultural
immersion
programme
in
Malaysia.
The
trip
included
a
three‐day
twinning
programme
with
our
twinning
school
in
Seremban,
the
Tunku
Kurshiah
College
(TKC).
The
interac/ons
with
TKC
students
allowed
our
pupils
to
prac/se
conversational
Malay
and
immerse
themselves
in
Malay
culture
through
cultural
activities
and
a
visit
to
a
Malay
kampong.
valued
friends
and
partners
have
rendered
to
our
school
and
our
students
over
the
years.
Two
sessions
of
e‐Dialogue
were
also
conducted
with
Diocesan
Girls
School
of
Hong
Kong.
The
e‐Dialogue
is
a
pilot
project
aimed
at
leveraging
on
ICT
as
a
plavorm
for
peer‐to‐peer
interac/ons.
Led
by
students
from
the
Global
Affairs
Council,
students
exchanged
views
on
the
socio‐
economic
issues
faced
by
Singapore
and
Hong
Kong.
The
Cengal
award
–
in
recognition
of
our
valued
partners
RGS
is
inaugura/ng
the
Raffles
Girls’
School
Cengal
Award
as
recogni/on
and
apprecia/on
of
the
valued
partnership
and
meaningful
contribu/on
of
the
individual
or
organisa/on
to
the
work
of
nurturing
RGS
girls
as
Daughters
of
a
Be+er
Age,
in
the
Raffles
Programme.
Cengal,
a
tall
hardwood
tree
indigenous
to
South
East
Asia
and
very
much
part
of
the
Singaporean
heritage
having
lent
its
name
to
the
area
of
Changi,
is
valued
for
its
strength.
Cengal
has
been
selected
as
an
appropriate
symbol
of
the
sustained
support,
contribution,
and
collaboration
these
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Roll of Honour 2010/2011
44
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Academic Awards
Year
One
2010
Outstanding
Academic
Performance
Top
in
Subject
2010
108
111
113
113
109
113
108
103
113
113
109
113
113
105
Ong
Seeu
Si
Abinaya
Mahatma
Du
Yifei
Nicole
Qiu
Biqing
Gong
Min
Yie
Qiu
Biqing
Yap
Bei
Jun
R
Priya
Qiu
Biqing
Faith
Nadine
Choo
Yun
Sum
Thet
Thiri
Ko
Heng
Jia
Min
Cheryl
Tan
Wenn
Min
Irene
Tee
@
Zheng
Jingying
Chinese
Language
Chinese
Special
Programme
English
Language
English
Literature
Geography
Higher
Chinese
Higher
Malay
Higher
Tamil
History
Lower
Secondary
Science
Malay
Special
Programme
Mathema/cs
Music
Elec/ve
Programme
Special
Art
Programme
104
109
109
109
111
112
112
113
113
113
113
113
113
113
113
Liu
Lijia
Annabelle
Tan
Kai
Lin
Chew
Qing
Hui
Delia
Thet
Thiri
Ko
Abinaya
Mahatma
Judy
Hong
Ruilan
Kang
Yi
Xi
Du
Yifei
Nicole
Faith
Nadine
Choo
Yun
Sum
Grace
Tern
Jia
Wen
Heng
Jia
Min
Lim
Xuan
Li
Michelle
Tay
Min
Yi
Wu
Chin
Ying
Xu
Cheng
Yin
Top
in
Level
2010
113
Qiu
Biqing
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45
Academic Awards - Cont’d
Year
Two
2010
Outstanding
Academic
Performance
Top
in
Subject
2010
205
205
204
210
204
212
212
207
211
209
209
213
203
202
46
Lim
Jia
Ying
Denise
Niranjana
Krishna
Law
May
Ning
Yang
Yixuan
Chia
Yan
Min
Kimberly
Li
Jingyi
Nur
Adilah
Bte
Mohammed
Idris
M
Vallei
Tey
Yi
Qing
Ho
Hui
Min
Lim
Xin
En
Michelle
Chen
Xi
Tan
Yu
Jia
Jessica
Yeoh
Tze
Ning
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Chinese
Language
Chinese
Special
Programme
English
Language
English
Literature
Geography
Higher
Chinese
Higher
Malay
Higher
Tamil
History
Lower
Secondary
Science
Malay
Special
Programme
Mathema/cs
Music
Elec/ve
Programme
Special
Art
Programme
204
206
208
208
209
209
209
210
211
212
212
213
213
213
Feng
Zhuo
Goh
Shi
Hui
Chris/ane
Tan
Heng
Luan
Stephanie
Chris/ne
Heng
Shu
Hui
Cheryl
Lee
Shi‐Ying
Julia
Sunil
Lim
Xin
En
Michelle
Yang
Yixuan
Tey
Yi
Qing
Alicia
Lian
Yingjie
Tan
Wan
Qing
Melissa
Crystal
Lua
Xin
Li
Goh
Pei
Shan
Grace
Sum
Jia
En
Top
in
Level
2010
206
Paek
Shinae
Year
Three
2010
Top
in
Subject
2010
302
302
302
304
308
302
302
301
302
305
301
302
310
303
Victoria
Yeo
Hui
Neng
Andrea
Widjaja
Chew
Ing
Gum
Evelyn
Gan
Li/ng
Lim
Wan
Yi
Juleen
Liu
Guanqi
Natasha
Nabila
Bte
Muhamad
N
Amanda
Choo
Min
Hui
Zhang
Peiwen
Teng
Siew
Yan
Rebecca
Ang
Wan
Qi
Xu
Hui
Natasha
Nabila
Bte
Muhamad
N
M
Premikha
Jacqueline
Khor
Tze
Pei
Area
Studies
Biology
Chemistry
Chinese
Language
Chinese
Literature
Chinese
Special
Programme
English
Language
English
Language
(Foreign
Students)
English
Literature
Geography
Higher
Chinese
Higher
Malay
Higher
Tamil
History
307
302
302
303
308
310
Pamela
Ting
Li
Ming
Amanda
Choo
Min
Hui
Evangeline
Ong
Yiling
Jiao
Wenfei
Lee
Zi
Xin
Luo
Wanran
Malay
Special
Programme
Mathema/cs
Music
Elec/ve
Programme
Physics
Social
Studies
Special
Art
Programme
Outstanding
Academic
Performance
301
301
301
301
301
301
302
302
303
304
Deepa
Selvaraj
Law
Kar
Man
Joyce
Liu
Ziwei
Mu
Yijun
Pung
Zi
Bing
Zhang
Peiwen
Amanda
Choo
Min
Hui
Andrea
Widjaja
Chew
Ing
Gum
Leong
Shi
Xuan
Feng
Wenhui
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Academic Awards - Cont’d
305
307
310
312
313
314
Wei
Zihan
Pamela
Ting
Li
Ming
Awe
Wan
Li
Chen
Xianghui
Sitoh
Ying
Yue
Nadya
Low
Xing
Ern
Top
in
Level
2010
302
Wu
You
Year
Four
2010
Top
in
Subject
2010
412
410
401
408
404
48
Lydia
Liu
Tingruo
Kong
Yun
Xin
Grace
Songadiwardhana
Gianina
Inez
Wang
Yi
Rashvinpal
Kaur
Dhaliwal
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Biology
Chemistry
Chinese
Language
Chinese
Literature
Chinese
Special
Programme
412
412
411
409
404
413
414
401
409
411
414
412
414
Lydia
Liu
Tingruo
English
Language
Lydia
Liu
Tingruo
English
Literature
Sarah
Tan
Ruiqi
Geography
Wang
Ruo
Lei
Higher
Chinese
Nazihah
Husna
Bte
Abdul
Aziz
Higher
Malay
Nanthini
Higher
Tamil
Leong
Jin
Ni
History
Songadiwardhana
Malay
Special
Gianina
Inez
Programme
Wang
Ruo
Lei
Mathema/cs
Chu
Lee
Voon
Music
Elec/ve
Programme
Tiffany
Koh
Wyn
Min
Physics
Ruth
Ng
Yew
Ching
Social
Studies
Leong
Jin
Ni
Special
Art
Programme
Raffles Top Scholars Award
Raffles
Top
Scholars
Award
2010
402
402
404
407
409
409
409
410
410
411
411
411
412
413
414
Archana
G
Jindal
Ankita
Sanjeev
Rashvinpal
Kaur
Dhaliwal
Zhang
Rui
Kelly
Kuo
Kai
Li
Thng
Yu
Qing
Wang
Ruo
Lei
Mao
Haitong
Tham
Yan
Ping
Cai
Anni
Tang
Yi
Meng
Zhang
Aidi
Lydia
Liu
Tingruo
Nanthini
Teo
Qiu
Ru
Linne+e
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49
Bursaries, Awards and Scholarships
Cindy
Loh
Ray‐Wen
Memorial
Bursary
304
305
313
Nur
Adilah
Bte
Mohammed
Idris
Yuen
Ai
Zhen
Carol
Wee
Chuxuan
Pearlynn
Professor
Tan
Ser
Kiat
Bursary
211
209
Soh
Hui
Ling
Chua
Gek
Yee
The
Venerable
Dr
&
Mrs
D
D
Chelliah
Scholarship
413
Chua
Ching
Yee
Parents
for
RGS
Award
303
312
50
Michelle
Khoo
Shi
Qing
Lim
Jia
Hui
Rachel
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
313
314
406
Low
Rui
Qi
Charmaine
Charis
Anne
Lim
Gladys
Ng
Kai
Xin
“Sisters
at
Heart”
Award
(Awarded
by
Class
of
’73)
404
205
Chan
Amanda
Siobhan
Yu
Min
Ngiam
Hian
Kim
Erica
Lim
Hsiu
Mei
Community
Service
Award
401
402
404
404
404
407
409
410
413
Isabelle
Yoong
Rui
Wen
Koay
Yi
Ping
Stephanie
Ang
Lay
Min
Celeste
Chan
Amanda
Siobhan
Yu
Min
Clarissa
Tan
Yi
Ying
Shannon
Valencia
Peh
Lim
Boon
Xin
Tan
Tze
Hui
Karen
Chua
Ching
Yee
413
415
413
Koh
Zong
Qi
Lee
Wang
Yi
Lisa
Tay
Wei
Ling
Heart
of
Gold
Award
(Awarded
by
Class
of
’68)
413
Tay
Wei
Ling
RGS(S)
Character
Award
402
402
402
403
403
404
405
405
405
Amanda
Choo
Min
Hui
Andrea
Widjaja
Chew
Ing
Gum
Yeap
Yan
Yu
Stephanie
Lee
Xin‐Mei
Laura
Jacqueline
Khor
Tze
Pei
Heng
Su
Yun
Khoo
Kiah
Min
Jolyn
Kimberly
Pang
Li
Ting
Lye
Hui
Min
Anissa
406
408
408
408
408
414
414
414
Isdiyanah
Puteri
K
Bte
Dulkifli
Beh
Min
Yan
Lee
Zi
Xin
Ng
Rui
Ashlynna
Nguyen
Hoang
Dieu
Anh
Gan
Hui
Zhen
Kee
Wanyi
Ng
Choon
Min
Louisa
ORA
Character
Award
403
Lee
Xin‐Mei
Laura
ORA
Community
Service
Award
402
Amanda
Choo
Min
Hui
ORA
Scholarship
402
Amanda
Choo
Min
Hui
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Bursaries, Awards and Scholarships - Cont’d
ORA‐RGS
Chapter
Award
414
Gan
Hui
Zhen
Ong
Fong
Wee
Scholarship
113
112
Loo
Yun
Yi
Phyllis
Nur
Sabrina
Bte
Abdul
Razak
KS
Goh
New
Media
&
Technology
Award
408
Carmee
Lim
Scholarship
406
Chia
Yu‐Lin
Claire
Evelyn
Norris
Top
Student
Award
414
(2010)
M
N
Oehlers
Top
Arts
Award
412
(2010)
Lydia
Liu
Tingruo
Beh
Min
Yan
Guthrie
&
Shaw
Award
408
(2010)
415
(2010)
Shanxi
Jen
Jie
Hui
Tan
Mingyan
Joie
Cecily
Hinchliffe
Award
409
(2010)
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Goh
Jia
Yi
Dorothy
Buckle
Top
Mathema-cs
&
Science
Award
411
(2010)
52
Tiffany
Koh
Wyn
Min
Zhang
Aidi
Outstanding Achievement Award
Performing
Arts
409
Elysia
Widjaja
Piano
Elysia
Widjaja
is
an
accomplished
pianist,
and
she
has
done
well
by
clinching
1st
prize
in
the
13th
Interna/onal
Music
Competition
“EUTERPE”,
Italy
(Piano
solo
Category
E),
as
well
as
3rd
prize
in
the
14th
Interna/onal
Music
Compe//on
“PIETRO
ARGENTO”,
Italy
(Piano
Solo
Category
D),
both
held
in
the
summer
of
2011.
She
has
also
a+ended
masterclasses
with
renowned
musicians
including
Zhang
Haochen,
Dr
Kenneth
Hamilton,
and
Michael
Sheppard.
Sports
308
Miki
Erika
Nomura
Gymnas-cs
—
Rhythmic
As
a
member
of
the
Gymnastics
National
Developmental
Squad
1st
team,
Miki
Erika
Nomura
was
chosen
to
represent
Singapore
in
the
Group
Event
at
the
Asian
Junior
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
championships
in
Tashkent
(Uzbekistan)
2010.
With
her
consistent
performance
and
dedication,
she
was
selected
to
represent
Singapore
at
the
1st
Summer
Youth
Olympic
Games
in
August
2010,
where
the
team
achieved
a
commendable
overall
5th
posi/on
aeer
sterling
performances
in
the
Hoop
and
Ribbon
Group
Events.
409
Phaan
Yi
Lin
Gymnas-cs
—
Rhythmic
A
member
of
the
Na/onal
Developmental
Squad
1st
team,
Phaan
Yilin
par/cipated
in
her
first
ASEAN
Schools
Games
in
Bangkok
in
2009,
and
she
was
one
of
four
girls
selected
to
represent
Singapore
in
the
Group
Event
at
the
Asian
Junior
Rhythmic
Gymnastics
championships
in
Tashkent
(Uzbekistan)
2010.
She
was
also
made
captain
of
the
four‐
women
team
which
represented
Singapore
at
the
Youth
Olympic
Games.
For
her
perseverance,
discipline
and
contribution
to
the
sport,
she
was
awarded
Best
School
Girl
in
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
at
the
Na/onal
Colours
Award
ceremony
in
September
2010.
In
2011,
Yilin
represented
Singapore
at
the
Rhythmic
Gymnastics
FIG
World
Cup
in
Por/mao
(Portugal),
where
she
a+ained
an
individual
47th
in
world
ranking.
Yilin
did
RGS
proud
at
the
na/onal
schools
competitions,
and
was
chosen
to
represent
Singapore
Schools
again
at
the
ASEAN
Schools
Games
in
2011,
and
with
her
outstanding
performance,
Yilin
has
qualified
for
the
26th
Southeast
Asia
Games
in
November
2011.
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Outstanding Achievement Award - Cont’d
202
Elisa
Yukie
Yokoyama
Sailing
An
outstanding
Na/onal
Youth
sailor,
Yukie
came
in
4th
in
the
Girls
Category
at
the
2010
IODA
World
Sailing
Championships
held
in
Langkawi,
Malaysia,
and
2nd
in
the
Op/mist
Na/ons
Cup.
In
May
and
June
this
year,
Yukie
clinched
a
Silver
Medal
in
2
Interna/onal
Rega+as
–
2011
ITC
Canary
Clinic,
Spain,
and
2011
Dutch
Youth
Regatta,
Netherlands.
In
addition,
Yukie
did
Singapore
and
RGS
proud
by
clinching
2nd
posi/on
in
the
IODA
Asian
Sailing
Championships
in
Singapore
in
July
2011.
She
was
a
proud
recipient
of
the
Most
Improved
Sailor
of
the
Year
Award
at
the
Inaugural
Annual
Sailing
Awards
on
31st
July
2011.
202
Jessica
Goh
Kai
Ling
Sailing
Jessica
Goh
has
many
years
of
sailing
experience,
both
racing
locally
and
overseas.
For
her
commendable
performance
in
the
sport,
Jessica
was
selected
to
represent
Singapore
in
the
recent
21st
IODA
Asia
Sailing
Championships,
held
on
22nd
–
30th
July
2011.
She
did
Singapore
proud
by
clinching
8th
placing
in
the
Open
Category
and
3rd
placing
in
the
Girls
Category,
despite
strong
compe//on
from
118
sailors
all
across
Asia.
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303
Rebecca
Goh
Su
Min
Sailing
A
member
of
the
High
Performance
Na/onal
Training
Squad,
Rebecca
emerged
as
the
overall
individual
champion
in
this
year’s
Na/onal
Inter‐School
compe//on
and
was
also
1st
in
the
Singapore
National
Youth
Championship.
With
her
consistent
outstanding
performance,
she
went
on
to
sail
in
the
Laser
class
and
was
selected
to
represent
Singapore
in
the
World
Laser
4.7
Youth
Championship
2011
held
in
San
Francisco,
USA.
She
was
one
of
the
only
two
female
Singaporeans
to
be
selected
for
this
world
event.rt
of
the
309
Ryushda
Bte
Jumali
Sailing
An
excellent
sailor
who
pursues
her
passion
for
sailing,
Ryushda
mastered
the
keelboat
at
an
early
age.
Her
skill
in
the
sport
drew
the
attention
of
the
Singapore
Sailing
Association
who
picked
her
to
race
in
the
China
Cup
Interna/onal
Rega+a
2010,
Shenzhen,
China,
from
22th
Oct
to
4th
November
2010.
The
China
Cup
is
an
Asian
version
of
the
American
Cup
where
sailors
are
expected
to
cross
oceans.
For
her
race,
she
collaborated
with
sailors
from
Hong
Kong
to
win
1st
placing.
405
Ho
Ruth
Airiel
Sailing
Airiel
has
been
an
outstanding
sailor
in
her
4
years
in
RGS.
She
was
selected
in
the
YOG
trials
2009
and
was
top
in
the
YOG
Asian
qualifiers
in
Thailand.
She
has
represented
Singapore
in
several
overseas
compe//ons
such
as
the
Byte
CII
World
Championship
2010.
She
is
also
a
member
of
the
High
Performance
Na/onal
Training
Squad.
Airiel
con/nues
to
excel
in
sailing
taking
up
Laser
class
(which
is
for
A
Division)
after
the
interschool
competition
this
year.
Not
long
aeer,
she
represented
Singapore
in
the
World
Laser
4.7
Youth
Championship
2011
held
in
San
Francisco,
USA.
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Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
Swimming
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
is
an
outstanding
swimmer
who
has
broken
several
national
swimming
records.
In
2010,
Samantha
was
one
of
the
youngest
representative
at
the
16th
Asian
Games,
Guangzhou,
China,
held
from
12th
‐
27th
November
2010.
At
the
Games,
she
achieved
a
commendable
13th
position
and
broke
the
Under‐14
Na/onal
record
as
well.
Samantha
was
also
impressive
in
her
100m
Breaststroke
and
200m
Breaststroke
events,
achieving
11th
and
9th
position
respectively.
Come
11th
–
22nd
November
2011,
Samantha
will
make
her
second
debut
with
Team
Singapore
at
the
26th
Southeast
Asia
Games
at
Jakarta‐Palembang,
Indonesia.
414
Koh
Hui
Yu
Swimming
Koh
Hui
Yu
represented
Singapore
in
the
200m
Individual
Medley
and
4
x
100m
Freestyle
relay
at
the
16th
Asian
Games,
Guangzhou,
China,
held
from
12th
–
27th
November
2010,
where
she
achieved
a
commendable
9th
and
5th
posi/on
respec/vely.
At
the
recently
concluded
3rd
ASEAN
Schools
Games
2011,
she
anchored
the
Singapore
ASG
team
with
two
Golds
in
100m
Freestyle
and
4
x
100m
Medley
Relay
(both
at
New
Meet
Records
time),
two
Silvers
in
200m
Freestyle
and
4
x
100m
Freestyle
Relay
(a
New
Meet
Record),
and
a
4th
posi/on
in
the
200m
Individual
Medley
event.
Come
11th
–
22nd
November
2011,
Hui
Yu
will
make
her
second
debut
with
Team
Singapore
at
the
26th
Southeast
Asia
Games
at
Jakarta‐Palembang,
Indonesia.
404
(2010)
Lim
Xin
Jing
Cheryl
Swimming
Cheryl
Lim
was
chosen
as
one
of
four
female
swimmers
to
represent
Singapore
in
the
1st
Summer
Youth
Olympic
Games,
held
in
Singapore
from
14th
–
26th
August
2010.
Cheryl
held
her
ground
against
older
and
bigger
swimmers
to
swim
into
the
Semi‐Finals
of
the
50m
Breaststroke.
She
also
swam
for
Team
Singapore
in
100m
and
200m
Breaststroke
events.
Between
30th
October
to
7th
November
2010,
Cheryl
was
also
selected
by
Singapore
Swimming
Associa/on
(SSA)
to
par/cipate
in
the
FINA
Swimming
World
Cup
2010
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55
Outstanding Achievement Award - Cont’d
(Europe
leg),
where
she
competed
against
the
world’s
best
swimmers
in
three
different
cities
‐
Berlin,
Moscow
and
Stockholm.
Uniformed
Groups
403
Chong
Siu
Min
Sandra
Girls’
Brigade
Sandra’s
principled
and
collaborative
nature
led
to
her
achievement
of
the
highest
award
for
Girls’
Brigade,
the
Pioneer
Brigadier
Brooch
(PBB),
which
requires
her
to
complete
her
Senior
and
Pioneer
badgework
to
a+ain
the
Pioneer
Pin.
She
has
fully
demonstrated
excellence
in
both
character
and
leadership
skills
in
the
PBB
Selec/on
Camp
where
she
was
given
challenges
to
tackle.
407
Kwek
Mei
Yin
Girls’
Brigade
Mei
Yin’s
principled
and
collaborative
nature
led
to
her
achievement
of
the
highest
award
for
Girls’
Brigade,
the
Pioneer
Brigadier
Brooch
(PBB),
which
requires
her
to
complete
her
Senior
and
Pioneer
badgework
to
a+ain
the
Pioneer
Pin.
She
has
fully
demonstrated
excellence
in
both
character
and
leadership
skills
in
the
PBB
Selec/on
Camp
where
she
was
given
challenges
to
tackle.
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404
Maehanyi
Frances
Rajendram
Girl
Guides
Maehanyi
is
a
2011
Patrol
Leader
and
a
recipient
of
the
prestigious
President’s
Guide
Award
–
the
pinnacle
of
achievement
for
any
Girl
Guide.
She
has
led
her
company
to
achieve
a
Puan
Noor
Aishah
Gold
Award
2010
as
well
as
high
honours
in
the
various
compe//ons
held
throughout
the
year.
On
an
individual
level,
she
has
duly
completed
all
the
modules
in
the
5‐point‐programme,
a+ained
a
Gold
badge
and
earned
many
proficiency
badges.
408
Joceline
Yong
Yoong‐Yee
Girl
Guides
Joceline
is
the
2011
Company
Leader
of
2nd
Coy
and
a
recipient
of
the
pres/gious
President’s
Guide
Award
–
the
pinnacle
of
achievement
for
any
Girl
Guide.
She
has
led
her
company
to
achieve
a
Puan
Noor
Aishah
Gold
Award
2010
as
well
as
high
honours
in
the
various
compe//ons
held
throughout
the
year.
On
an
individual
level,
she
has
duly
completed
all
the
modules
in
the
5‐point‐programme,
attained
a
Gold
badge
and
earned
many
proficiency
badges.
412
Hanin
Insyirah
Bte
Mohd
Amir
Girl
Guides
Hanin
is
a
recipient
of
the
prestigious
President’s
Guide
Award
–
the
pinnacle
of
achievement
for
any
Girl
Guide.
She
has
contributed
greatly
to
her
company
by
par/cipa/ng
actively
in
various
activities
and
competitions,
and
has
played
a
key
part
towards
achieving
the
Puan
Noor
Aishah
Gold
Award
2010
for
her
company.
She
has
also
duly
completed
all
modules
in
the
5‐point‐programme,
a+ained
a
Gold
badge
and
earned
many
proficiency
badges.
413
Koh
Wei
Yi
Girl
Guides
Wei
Yi
is
the
2011
Company
Leader
of
1st
Coy
and
a
recipient
of
the
pres/gious
President’s
Guide
Award
–
the
pinnacle
of
achievement
for
any
Girl
Guide.
She
has
led
her
company
to
achieve
a
Puan
Noor
Aishah
Gold
Award
2010
as
well
as
high
honours
in
the
various
compe//ons
held
throughout
the
year.
On
an
individual
level,
she
has
duly
completed
all
the
modules
in
the
5‐point‐programme,
a+ained
a
Gold
badge
and
earned
many
proficiency
badges.
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
57
Outstanding Achievement Award (with Distinction)
405
Goh
Min
Hui
Felicia
Girls’
Brigade
Felicia’s
principled
and
collaborative
nature
led
to
her
achievement
of
the
highest
award
for
Girls’
Brigade,
the
Pioneer
Brigadier
Brooch
(PBB),
which
requires
her
to
complete
her
Senior
and
Pioneer
badgework
to
a+ain
the
Pioneer
Pin.
Furthermore,
in
recogni/on
of
her
excellent
character
and
outstanding
leadership
skills
in
the
PBB
Selec/on
Camp,
she
was
awarded
the
pres/gious
PBB
with
Dis/nc/on
—
a
testament
to
the
exemplary
quali/es
that
she
has
consistently
displayed
as
Chairperson
of
GB
in
RGS.
206
Jennifer
Yan
Golf
Jennifer
Yan
is
awarded
the
Outstanding
Achievement
Award
(With
Dis/nc/on)
for
her
excellence
and
commitment
in
golf.
At
the
age
of
15,
with
a
Handicap
Index®
of
1
(as
at
1
July
2011),
she
has
already
achieved
remarkable
results
in
many
compe//ons.
In
October
2010,
Jennifer
competed
in
the
Ladies
European
Tour
–
Suzhou
Taihu
Ladies
Open
2010,
at
the
Suzhou
International
Golf
Club,
Suzhou,
China.
In
this
compe//on,
she
achieved
15th
placing
out
of
108
compe/tors
from
18
countries.
In
November
2010,
she
achieved
a
remarkable
Women’s
Individual
Silver
and
Women’s
Team
Silver
in
the
16th
Asian
Games
2010
in
Guangzhou,
China.
Jennifer
also
took
part
in
the
33rd
Queen
Sirikit
Cup
in
New
Delhi,
India,
in
March
2011
where
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she
achieved
an
individual
8th
and
a
team
3rd,
out
of
41
compe/tors
from
14
countries.
In
May
2011,
she
competed
in
the
pres/gious
US
Women’s
Open
Qualifyer,
where
she
achieved
a
20th
placing
out
of
104
individuals.
In
July
2011,
Jennifer
represented
Singapore
Schools
in
the
3rd
ASEAN
Schools
Games,
achieving
an
individual
1st
and
a
team
3rd.
409
(2010)
Goh
Jia
Yi
Shoo-ng
Goh
Jia
Yi
is
an
outstanding
shooter
in
the
Na/onal
Shoo/ng
Team,
and
she
has
many
years
of
shooting
experience
both
locally
and
overseas.
In
the
Singapore
Open
Shoo/ng
Competition
2010,
her
sterling
performance
helped
her
team
a+ain
2nd
in
the
10m
Air
Rifle
Women
Event,
and
Jia
Yi
won
for
herself
a
bronze
in
the
Individual
Event.
With
her
consistent
performance,
she
was
selected
to
represent
Singapore
in
the
16th
Asian
Games
2010
at
Guangzhou,
China.
Her
team
a+ained
11th
posi/on
in
the
10m
Air
Rifle
Women
Event
and
she
was
ranked
45th
in
the
individual
event.
In
March
and
April
2011,
Jia
Yi
went
on
to
represent
Singapore
at
the
ISSF
World
Cup
Rifle
/
Pistol
in
Sydney,
Australia,
and
Changwon,
Korea,
where
she
par/cipated
in
the
10m
Air
Rifle
Individual
Women
category.
Rafflesian Award
411
(2010)
Zhang
Aidi
for
three
years
running,
2008,
2009
and
2010.
The
Rafflesian
award
is
the
most
prestigious
award
given
to
a
daughter
of
the
RGS
family.
She
epitomises
the
values
and
ideals
that
define
the
ethos
of
the
school.
This
year,
the
award
is
presented
to
Zhang
Aidi
for
sterling
all‐round
excellence
in
the
aesthetics
and
academic
domains.
Not
content
with
just
excelling
in
academics,
Aidi
was
a
high
achiever
in
co‐curricular
ac/vi/es
as
well.
She
was
a
member
of
the
Strings
Ensemble
from
2007
to
2008,
and
was
awarded
the
Outstanding
Performance
award
for
her
contribu/ons
to
the
Mathema/cs
Society
in
2009.
She
was
also
the
Chairperson
of
the
society
in
2010.
An
accomplished
musician,
Aidi
was
accepted
into
the
Young
Ar/st
(Piano)
Programme
with
full
scholarship
from
the
Yong
Siew
Toh
Conservatory
of
Music,
NUS
in
2007.
She
has
performed
at
the
Royal
College
of
Music
and
Purcell
School
of
Music,
UK,
and
was
sponsored
by
the
Na/onal
Arts
Council
in
Singapore
to
perform
in
the
Kirishima
Interna/onal
Piano
Fes/val
in
Japan
in
2009.
Aidi
was
in
the
RGS
Talent
Development
Programme
and
completed
her
Raffles
Academy
Programme
Mathema/cs
course
in
2008.
In
the
same
year,
she
received
the
Outstanding
Academic
Performance
award
and
was
selected
to
be
part
of
the
Singapore
National
Training
Team
for
the
International
Mathematical
Olympiad.
In
2009,
she
received
a
Dis/nc/on
Award
and
the
3M
Best
Poster
Award
for
her
project
in
the
Science
Mentorship
Programme,
the
A*STAR
Science
Scholarship,
and
the
Young
Defence
Scien/sts
Programme
Award.
She
also
obtained
a
Silver
in
the
Singapore
Science
and
Engineering
Fair
and
Singapore
Junior
Chemistry
Olympiad.
In
2010,
she
won
the
Singapore
Mathema/cal
Olympiad
Gold
Award.
She
is
also
the
recipient
of
the
American
Mathema/cs
Compe//on
Dis/nc/on
award
Even
with
her
many
accolades,
Aidi
remains
down
to
earth,
respectful
of
her
peers
and
grateful
to
her
teachers.
She
truly
epitomises
all
the
quali/es
of
an
RGS
girl
and
is
a
true
Rafflesian
in
both
mind
and
spirit.
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59
Cengal Awards
Individual
Dr
Shawn
Kaihekulani
Yamauchi
Lum,
Lecturer,
Natural
Sciences
&
Science
Education
Department,
NIE
Dr
Lum
has
been
a
key
partner
and
keen
supporter
of
various
Science
and
environmental
programmes
at
RGS.
His
collabora/on
with
RGS
began
in
1999
with
the
Mandai
Reforesta/on
Project.
This
project
brought
together
local
and
interna/onal
schools
and
government
agencies
in
the
name
of
educa/on
and
community
ac/on.
The
project
expanded
to
include
an
annual
Nature
Learning
Camp
for
primary
and
secondary
school
students
and
this
was
the
precursor
to
the
Wallace
Environmental
Learning
Laboratory
(WELL).
His
close
partnership
with
the
RGS
Biology
department
provided
opportuni/es
for
the
teachers
to
consult
and
work
with
him
to
develop
the
Biology
curriculum
and
teaching
approaches
as
well
as
mentor
students
for
their
research
projects.
In
the
12
years
of
partnership
with
RGS,
he
has
contributed
his
/me,
exper/se
and
resources
to
the
school
but,
more
importantly,
it
has
been
his
passion
for
educa/on
and
the
environment,
and
the
wealth
of
knowledge
that
we
most
appreciate
about
him.
These
quali/es
have
been
an
inspira/on
to
both
students
and
staff.
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Dr
Shirley
Lim,
President,
Research
Communica-on
Interna-onal
Pte
Ltd
Dr
Lim
has
been
a
valued
partner
with
her
unstinting
support
of
various
Leadership
development
programmes,
and
as
a
role
model
for
alumni
engagement
with
the
school.
As
Patron
of
the
Interna/onal
Conven/on
for
Youth
Leaders
(ICYL),
she
nurtured
the
fledgling
ICYL
(2006)
into
what
it
stands
for
today
–
a
foremost
conven/on
known
amongst
schools
for
its
vision
in
challenging
women
leaders
of
tomorrow.
As
alumni,
she
willingly
gave
/me
and
guidance,
as
well
as
galvanized
other
alumni
to
support
the
school’s
efforts
at
ins/tu/ng
the
Evergreen
Award.
Over
the
years,
she
has
contributed
her
/me,
exper/se
and
resources
to
the
school
but,
more
importantly,
it
is
her
passion
for
educa/on
and
the
young
women
of
RGS
that
we
most
appreciate,
which
has
been
an
inspira/on
to
both
students
and
staff.
Organisa-on
Centre
for
Research
in
Pedagogy
and
Prac-ce
(CRPP)
In
April
2010,
the
Centre
for
Research
in
Pedagogy
and
Prac/ce
signed
a
Le+er
of
Intent
with
RGS,
establishing
a
formal
partnership.
This
partnership
provided
the
basis
for
on‐going
professional
discourse
and
collabora/on
between
CRPP
and
RGS
Pedagogical
Research
Lab
(RGS
PeRL).
Dr
Lee
Yim
Ping
shared
her
research
exper/se
as
Researcher‐
in‐Residence
with
weekly
visits
to
RGS
as
part
of
the
RGS
PeRL’s
research
and
consultancy
ac/vi/es.
The
partnership
provided
theory‐practice
nexus
in
educational
inquiry
by
facilitating
an
organic,
purposeful
dialogue
between
the
practitioners
and
the
theoreticians
and
thereby
bridges
the
gap
between
educa/onal
theories
and
actual
prac/ce.
CRPP’s
partnership
also
extended
into
a
research
study
on
RGS’
educational
reforms
in
2009–2010
which
was
both
extensive
and
intensive.
The
study
ascertained
some
of
the
key
factors
for
the
success
of
whole‐school
reform
(that
is,
organisational
and
pedagogical
reforms)
in
adopting
the
Raffles
Programme.
We
are
especially
grateful
that
the
study
characterized
the
student
experience
as
one
where
there
was
explora/on
of
ideas
and
students
were
able
to
deepen
their
understanding
and
develop
meaning
in
what
was
learned.
Economic
Development
Board
(EDB)
RGS
has
had
the
unstinting
support
of
the
Economic
Development
Board
through
its
Human
Resources
Development
Fund.
Together
with
GSK,
the
EDB
has
supported
the
development
of
the
Wallace
Environmental
Learning
Laboratory
(WELL)
and
provided
6
study
grants
for
outstanding
students
in
the
Raffles
Academy
—
our
programme
that
nurtures
very
talented
students
in
the
upper
levels
in
subjects
such
as
Higher
Chinese
Language,
Mathema/cs,
Sciences,
Literature,
History
and
Geography.
GlaxoSmithKline
(GSK)
GSK
shares
RGS’
vision
for
educa/on,
especially
in
offering
school
children
a
‘borderless
classroom’
experience
and
the
opportunity
to
learn
about
nature
within
the
natural
sexng.
It
is
with
this
vision
that
GSK
so
generously
sponsored
the
establishment
of
the
Wallace
Environmental
Learning
Laboratory
(WELL)
together
with
RGS
and
the
Economic
Development
Board
(EDB)
in
2009.
WELL
is
the
first
environmental
learning
laboratory
in
Singapore.
It
is
a
one‐stop
learning
centre
in
the
Dairy
Farm
Nature
Park
for
scien/fic
research,
na/onal
educa/on,
community
service,
teacher
training
and
interna/onal
exchange.
GSK‐EDB
also
made
provisions
for
6
study
grants
for
outstanding
students
in
the
Raffles
Academy
—
our
programme
that
nurtures
very
talented
students
in
the
upper
levels
in
subjects
such
as
Higher
Chinese
Language,
Mathematics,
the
Sciences,
Literature,
History
and
Geography.
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NParks
RGS’
collaboration
with
NParks
began
in
1993
when
the
Environmental
Club
students,
together
with
Mrs
Ummu
Choo
(then
the
Teacher‐in‐charge),
adopted
a
small
plot
of
forest
in
the
Bukit
Timah
area
for
two
years.
In
1999
RGS
re‐established
partnership
with
NParks
through
the
Mandai
Reforesta/on
Project
—
an
ini/a/ve
that
was
established
by
Dr
Shawn
Lum,
an
NIE
Lecturer.
Since
then,
NParks
has
con/nued
to
be
a
valued
partner
in
various
ways;
namely,
co‐organising
the
Annual
Nature
Learning
Camp,
providing
expertise
and
resources
for
our
Research
Studies
and
Community
Problem
Solving
groups,
gran/ng
RGS
special
permission
to
carry
out
studies
in
natural
and
protected
areas,
collabora/ng
in
environmental
outreach
programmes
like
‘Fun
with
Nature’
for
primary
school
children
and
the
public
and,
more
recently,
the
construc/on
of
the
Wallace
Educa/on
Centre
and
partnering
with
RGS
to
establish
the
Wallace
Environmental
Learning
Laboratory
(WELL).
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Staff Awards
RGS
Long
Service
Awards
2011
Mrs
Lee‐Lim
Chyn
Miss
Wong
Wei
Peng
Sally
Mdm
Loy
Hui
Nin
Mdm
Eriyanty
Binte
Tugi
Mrs
Alina
Wee
Ms
Hoo
Ka
Mun
Carmen
Ms
Kum
Suat
Sie
Sandi
Ms
Lee
Hui
Ling
Chris/na
20
years
20
years
Head
of
Admissions
Head
of
Department
–
Science
Humani/es
Department
15
years
10
years
10
years
10
years
10
years
Languages
Department
Senior
Teacher
–
Humani/es
Department
Subject
Head
–
PE
Year
4
Head
of
Year
Mathema/cs
Department
Mathema/cs
Deparment
10
years
Front
Office,
Administra/on
Long
Service
Medals
2011
Mr
Ng
Hwee
Chung
Edward
Ms
Lim
Shok
Hoon
Mr
Chan
Siong
Weng
Deputy
Principal
–
Pupil
&
Faculty
Development
Humani/es
Department
Laboratory
A+endant
MOE
Long
Service
Award
2011
Mrs
Julie
Hoo
20
years
Principal
Service
to
Educa-on
Award
2011
for
School
Advisory
Commi\ee
/
School
Management
Commi\ee
/
Board
Members
Mr
Kwek
Leng
Kee
20
years
&
above
Member
Na-onal
Day
Awards
Commenda*on
Medal
2011
Mr
Michael
Francis
Jalleh
Director
–
Academic
Studies
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63
Record of Achievements
64
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Record of Achievements
Scholarships:
Undergraduate
President’s
Scholarship
2011
411
(2008)
Xiao
Yifei
PSC
Undergraduate
Scholarships
2011
Overseas
Merit
Scholarship
(Legal
Service)
411
(2008)
Ting
Yue
Xin
Victoria
414
(2008)
Ng
May
414
(2008)
Teo
Meng
Hui
Jocelyn
Overseas
Merit
Scholarship
(Open)
411
(2008)
Nur
Fikri
Bte
Mohamed
Rafik
A
411
(2008)
Xiao
Yifei
415
(2008)
Ong
Pei
Wen
Joyce
Singapore
Government
Scholarship
(Open)
411
(2008)
Han
Lyn
413
(2008)
Li
Jiawen
Mabel
413
(2008)
Lim
Shin
Hui
414
(2008)
Ooi
Li
Ting
414
(2008)
Sanusha
D/O
S
Sritharan
414
(2008)
Tee
Zhi
Yu
HUS
Undergraduate
Scholarships
2011
Singapore
Government
Scholarship
(Police)
415
(2008)
Jolene
Kua
Hwee
Min
Local
Merit
Scholarship
(Central
Narco*cs
Bureau)
402
(2008)
Goh
Pei
Ying
MFA
Undergraduate
Scholarships
2011
Singapore
Government
Scholarship
(Foreign
Service)
406
(2008)
Wong
Zhan
Yi,
Debby
MOE
Teaching
Scholarships
2011
Educa*on
Merit
Scholarship
402
(2008)
Celine
Chia
Jing
Chuan
410
(2008)
Aqilah
Bte
Abdul
Rahim
411
(2008)
Shong
Kai/ng
Grace
413
(2008)
Rebecca
Tan
En
Hui
415
(2008)
Tan
En
Ci
Michelle
Teaching
Scholarship
(Local)
411
(2008)
Loong
Xiu
Fen
Shona
412
(2008)
Hannah
Lois
Ng
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65
Record of Achievements - Cont’d
Teaching
Scholarship
(Overseas)
406
(2008)
Chng
Wen
Ting
Charlo+e
406
(2008)
Lai
Ying
Xiang
409
(2008)
Yeo
Tze
Qing
MOT
Undergraduate
Scholarships
2011
CAAS
Overseas
Scholarship
403
(2008)
Chan
Ki
Wan
LTA
Overseas
Scholarship
403
(2008)
Gu
Wei
Te
MPA
Overseas
Scholarship
402
(2008)
Yeo
Hui
Shan
Evon
403
(2008)
Lim
Yi
Mun
Rachel
MAS
Undergraduate
Scholarship
402
(2008)
Liao
Longchuan
MICA
Scholarship
408
(2007)
Devandran
Arathi
403
(2008)
Yeo
Hui
Eng,
Tricia
411
(2008)
Leong
Shiyi,
Pauline
66
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
A*STAR
Na-onal
Science
Scholarship
(BS)
410
(2007)
402
(2008)
411
(2008)
413
(2008)
414
(2008)
415
(2008)
Debbie
Goh
Hui
Jie
Yong
Jia
Min
Germaine
Ramyiadarsini
Indira
Elangovan
Zhang
Le/an
Stella
Felicia
Clara
Tan
Jun
Hui
Toh
Jia
Ying
Agri‐Food
and
Veterinary
Authority
(AVA)
Undergraduate
Scholarship
404
(2008)
Leo
Yi
Ning
Jus/na
DSTA
Overseas
Scholarship
404
(2008)
410
(2008)
411
(2008)
413
(2008)
Yong
Ruo
Xi
Kan
Yan
Ting
Jamie
Ruth
Ng
Ii‐Yung
Ng
Zhen
Yi
Economic
Development
Board
(EDB)
Scholarship
404
(2008)
Crystalbel
Foo
Shi
Yun
412
(2008)
Ang
Jia
Xian
414
(2008)
Casatrina
Lee
Yi‐Wei
Energy
Market
Authority
(EMA)
Scholarship
JTC
Undergraduate
Scholarship
402
(2008)
Ren
Kejia
409
(2008)
Ng
Li
Hui
Government
of
Singapore
Investment
Corpora-on
(GIC)
Global
Scholarship
409
(2008)
Zeng
Jingyin
HDB
Undergraduate
Scholarship
(Overseas)
404
(2007)
411
(2008)
412
(2008)
413
(2008)
Koh
Wen
Si
Gladys
Sharon
Preethi
George
Avril
Su
Ting
Lee
Lee
Zi
Chan
Violet
Health
Science
&
Nursing
Scholarship
401
(2008)
401
(2008)
402
(2008)
405
(2008)
405
(2008)
406
(2008)
406
(2008)
407
(2008)
Liyana
Nabilah
Binte
Zainal
Wee
Pei
Yu
Wille+e
Chan
Li
Ying
Hsiang
Cheng
Chia
Mok
Xue
Ting
Joelle
Dew
Isabel
Low
Yingxian
Lim
Jia
Yen
Anna
Li
Xinjia
Na-onal
Environment
and
Water
(NEW)
Scholarship
402
(2008)
404
(2008)
411
(2008)
413
(2008)
412
(2009)
414
(2009)
Chen
Yangmasha
Lim
Jing
Xian
Lee
Xin
Min
Ho
Joon
Ting
Tan
Joo
Gian
Tay
Zong
Min
NTU
ASEAN
Scholarship
402
(2008)
Le
Hong
Ngoc
407
(2008)
Anastasia
Nissa
Melina
NTU
College
Scholarship
402
(2008)
404
(2008)
405
(2008)
407
(2008)
412
(2008)
Jenny
Chiang
Zhang
Shijia
Wee
Yun
Han
Wu
Liang
Si
Elissa
Low
Jia
Min
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67
Record of Achievements - Cont’d
NTU
Nanyang
Scholarship
408
(2008)
Koh
Kah
Bian
411
(2008)
Lim
Zhen
Rui
Jeane+e
414
(2008)
Nitya
Anthony
NTU
PRC
Scholarship
410
(2008)
Yang
Shi
Singapore
Tourism
Board
(STB)
Scholarship
410
(2007)
Sim
Hwei
Ching
Marissa
Louise
412
(2008)
Laura
Gan
Wei
Lyn
URA
Scholarship
410
(2008)
Lisa
Chan
Shin
Ying
411
(2008)
He
Yu/an
NAC
Scholarships
NAC
Arts
Scholarship
(Overseas)
401
(2008)
Che
Xinwei
Wesleyan
University
Freeman
Asian
Scholarship
68
412
(2007)
Jill
Tan
Jie’En
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Scholarships:
Secondary
Young
Defence
Scien-sts
Programme
Scholarship
2011
301
301
Sris/
Acharya
Wen
Xingyue
RGS
Talent
(Sports
)
Scholarship
102
102
102
103
103
103
103
103
103
Alicia
Loo
Yi
Hui
Chung
Shiqi
Lim
Jia
Hui
Shanice
Shriya
Chexar
Stephanie
Ler
Fen
Li
R
Shalleeni
Michelle
Teo
Yin
Zhi
Ashly
Lau
Wei‐Ning
Chow
Siew
Yen
Annabelle
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Gymnas/cs
–
Ar/s/c
and
Trampoline
Gymnas/cs
–
Ar/s/c
and
Trampoline
Gymnas/cs
–
Ar/s/c
and
Trampoline
108
108
108
108
102
110
102
108
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
105
106
106
Kelly
Ann
Pereira
Hui
Ling
Lim
Wan
Ling
Dawne
Chua
Yun
Xi
Ashley
Elizabeth
Kwan
Ka‐Yan
Ariqah
Az
Zahra
Bte
Norkhalim
Eyu
Yan
Yan
Nadia
Quek
Wei
Si
Han
Jing
Bertha
Ng
Yu
Qin
Jeane+e
Some
En
Qi
Tseng
Wei
Wen
Rachel
Marjorie
Abielle
Yeo
Zhi
Min
Rachel
Soh
Ren
Tze
Chan
Fang
Yi
Teo
Ee
Lynn
Chloe
Wang
Wenyi
Li
Jia
Xin
Woo
Sze
Qi
Laura
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Netball
Netball
Netball
Sailing
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Table
Tennis
Table
Tennis
110
106
103
103
103
102
102
102
204
308
409
304
306
315
309
415
415
Celine
Phua
Li
Ting
Calista
Ng
Yunyi
Tan
Hui
Xin
Izabella
Koey
Hui
Li
Yurie
Clarisse
Gan
Jia
Shuen
Megan
Gwee
Su‐Lyn
Lee
Si
Jia
Michelle
Han
Rae
Ann
Charmaine
Yeo
Yan
Miki
Erika
Nomura
Phaan
Yi
Lin
Chia
Daphne
Theresa
Yun
Shan
Chong
Mei
Gan
Megan
Tan
Wei
Lin
Jolene
Yeo
Xiu
Wen
Teo
Jing‐Wen
Teo
Kay
Lynn
Table
Tennis
Table
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tenpin
Bowling
Tenpin
Bowling
Tenpin
Bowling
Gymnas/cs
–
Ar/s/c
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
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Record of Achievements - Cont’d
205
414
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
Koh
Hui
Yu
Swimming
Swimming
Awards:
Undergraduate
MOE
Teaching
Award
412
(2008)
Tan
Ee
Chen
Michelle
408
(2008)
Vera
Yuen
Xin
En
Awards:
Pre‐University
The
Lee
Kuan
Yew
Mathema-cs
and
Science
Award
411
(2010)
Cai
Anni
411
(2010)
Cheng
Jingjie
411
(2010)
Zhang
Aidi
Prime
Minister’s
Book
Prize
(GCE
‘O’
Level
Category)
412
(2010)
Lydia
Liu
Tingruo
411
(2010)
Cai
Anni
70
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
411
(2010)
Zhang
Aidi
410
(2010)
Rebecca
Margaret
Ranee
Jeyaraj
410
(2010)
Nur
A/qah
Bte
Azhari
Singapore
Police
Force
Book
Prize
2011
401
(2009)
Du
Xuan
409
(2009)
Cherie
Gan
Le
Si
Young
Defence
Scien-sts
Programme
Academic
Award
2011
411
(2010)
Zhang
Aidi
409
(2010)
Kelly
Kuo
Kai
Li
Mathema/cs
Physics
Awards:
Secondary
Prime
Minister’s
Book
Prize
(PSLE
Category)
109
112
111
111
Yip
Kum
Foong
Kellie
Aqilah
Dariah
Mohd
Zulkarnain
Sambhavi
Rajangam
Sree
Shivani
Sathyian
A*STAR
Science
Award
(Upper
Secondary)
2011
MOELC
Performance
Awards
2011
401
401
401
401
401
402
402
402
402
402
402
402
403
403
403
405
405
407
408
409
213
302
302
306
311
301
401
401
414
Cheah
Qinrong
Koo
Hui
Fen
Liu
Ziwei
Mu
Yijun
Zera
Ong
Huixuan
Amanda
Choo
Min
Hui
Andrea
Widjaja
Chew
Ing
Gum
Cherie
Seah
Xinyi
Chew
Li
Ting
Natasha
Nabila
Bte
Muhamad
N
Samantha
Chan
Chai
Ying
Wong
Shi
Min
Sophia
Leong
Shi
Xuan
Sun
Yiming
Wang
Meng
Chow
Hui
Xuan
Tan
Hwee
Min
Michelle
Pamela
Ting
Li
Ming
Beh
Min
Yan
Tang
Xiao
Qiu
Biqing
Alicia
Lian
Yingjie
Goh
Pei
Shan
Lee
Jiaqi
Amanda
Eugenia
Tang
Ying
Xin
Grace
Sum
Jia
En
Pung
Zi
Bing
Zera
Ong
Huixuan
Tay
Min
Young
Defence
Scien-sts
Programme
Academic
Award
2011
404
403
Rachael
Sim
Hwee
Ling
Jiao
Wenfei
Mathema/cs
Physics
Evergreen
Leadership
Development
Award
301
301
302
302
Lim
Xin
En
Michelle
Yao
Hui
Wen
Sarah
Ang
Yu
Xin
Huang
Yu
Wei
Cheryl
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71
Record of Achievements - Cont’d
302
302
305
305
306
306
307
310
310
312
312
72
Lee
Shu
Ying
Louise
Marie
Yak
Jie
Min
Jasmine
Beatrix
Chan
Yew
Ling
Genevieve
Kong
Qian
Yu
Kirsten
Ho
En‐Ting
Wee
Yen
Jean
Chia
Yan
Min
Kimberly
Chua
Jia
Min
Lee
Bao
Yi
Pauline
Celeste
Tang
Lim
Jia
Hui
Rachel
Outstanding
Leadership
Sports
CCAs
414
Lim
Yun
Qi
Sheryl
407
Stefanie
Goh
Wei
Lynn
414
Shirlyn
Teo
Yih
Pei
411
Ting
Gin
Qing
Carrissa
413
Amanda
Hsiung
Rouwen
414
Lim
Xi
Ern
Chris/na
Badminton
Fencing
Gymnas/cs
–
Ar/s/c
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Judo
Judo
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
406
Koh
Ling
Ying
413
Amanda
Charmaine
Eng
412
Lim
Jie
Ying
413
Chua
Ching
Yee
415
Esna
Ong
Ee
Na
402
Melissa
Foo
Rei
Min
413
Ng
Wei
Lin
404
Annabel
Tay
Yi
Qing
414
Tan
Wan
Xin
Uniformed
Group
CCAs
408
Joceline
Yong
Yoong
Yee
411
Lim
Yin
Yu
413
Koh
Wei
Yi
404
Borate
Nikita
Shankarrao
404
Sng
Jielin
405
Goh
Min
Hui
Felicia
405
Khoo
Jingyi
Maple
405
Lee
Yu
Teng
406
Cheong
Shu
En
Joelle
407
Kwek
Mei
Yin
Sailing
Sailing
Shoo/ng
Soeball
Soeball
Squash
Table
Tennis
Tenpin
Bowling
Track
and
Cross
Country
Girl
Guides
Girl
Guides
Girl
Guides
Girls’
Brigade
Girls’
Brigade
Girls’
Brigade
Girls’
Brigade
Girls’
Brigade
Girls’
Brigade
Girls’
Brigade
409
409
410
412
405
405
411
411
411
412
415
415
401
Teo
Wei
Ling
Velyn
Lee
Hui
Min
Chaslyn
Yan
Guo
Ling
Chen
Wanlun
Phua
Shi
Ying
Vivian
Chew
Chin
Hui
Vun
Chris/na
Jessie
Lim
Jie
Sin
Poh
Hui
Xian
Mimi
Amira
Bte
Zainal
Abidin
Chiang
Ling
Ling
Lee
Jia
Ying
Valerie
Goh
Yan
Han
Girls’
Brigade
Girls’
Brigade
Girls’
Brigade
Girls’
Brigade
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Air)
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Air)
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Air)
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Air)
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Air)
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Land)
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Land)
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Land)
Na/onal
Police
Cadet
Corps
(Sea)
403
Lee
Jian
Jia
Rebekah
412
Lee
Jia
Lin
402
Loh
Yi
Jun
403
Zheng
Shi
Hui
Performing
Arts
CCAs
401
Vanessa
Malishree
Dharmaratnam
411
Aletheia
Chia
Zhi
Hui
414
Wang
Zhuo
Ning
401
Low
Yi
Xian
401
Vivian
Goh
Yit
Min
415
Huang
Huijun
410
Poh
Gin
Teng
413
Chen
Wei
Ting
Na/onal
Police
Cadet
Corps
(Sea)
Na/onal
Police
Cadet
Corps
(Sea)
Red
Cross
Youth
Red
Cross
Youth
Angklung
Ensemble
Angklung
Ensemble
Angklung
Ensemble
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Chinese
Orchestra
Chinese
Orchestra
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Record of Achievements - Cont’d
406
Chia
Yu‐Lin
Claire
414
Tan
Xining
403
Phang
Min
Ee
412
Nur
Hadziqah
D/O
Mohamed
H
K
407
Axya
Bte
Ashraf
Ali
415
Lidia
Wong
Yan
Xin
407
Renisha
Paul
Mukkam
401
Deepa
Selvaraj
407
G
Visveswari
406
Isdiyanah
Puteri
K
Bte
Dulkifli
407
Nur
Anisa
Putrian/
Bte
Razali
408
Melissa
Ng
Li
Ling
410
Ho
Ting
En
413
Sitoh
Ying
Yue
Nadya
413
Tan
Yen
Jee
Clubs
and
Socie*es
CCAs
413
Grace
Guo
Shi
Yun
409
Amanda
Han
Jin
Juen
74
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Choir
Dance
–
Interna/onal
English
Drama
English
Drama
Guitar
Ensemble
Guitar
Ensemble
Indian
Dance
Indian
Orchestra
Indian
Orchestra
Malay
Dance
Malay
Dance
Raffles
Ringers
Raffles
Ringers
String
Ensemble
String
Ensemble
Art
&
Crae
Club
Debate
and
Oratorical
Society
410
M
Premikha
410
Somasundaram
Alagu
407
Axya
Bte
Ashraf
Ali
412
Nur
Amirah
Bte
Md
Yusoff
412
Nur
Amirah
Bte
Norjula
401
Ding
Yuan
Belinda
401
Yee
Wearn
Xin
405
Chng
Hui
Yie
402
Evangeline
Ong
Yiling
Service
CCAs
404
Chong
Kar
Mun
412
Chen
Wanlun
Indian
Cultural
Society
Indian
Cultural
Society
Malay
Cultural
Society
Malay
Cultural
Society
Malay
Cultural
Society
Mathema/cs
Society
Mathema/cs
Society
Raffles
Mind
Sports
Robo/cs
Club
Audio
Visual
/
Public
Address
Library
Leadership
Boards
402
Amanda
Choo
Min
Hui
402
Yeap
Yan
Yu
Stephanie
403
Lee
Xin‐Mei
Laura
408
Ng
Rui
Ashlynna
405
Khoo
Kiah
Min
Jolyn
414
Gan
Hui
Zhen
414
Kee
Wanyi
402
Andrea
Widjaja
Chew
Ing
Gum
403
Chong
Siu
Min
Sandra
403
Jacqueline
Khor
Tze
Pei
408
Nguyen
Hoang
Dieu
Anh
405
Kimberly
Pang
Li
Ting
414
Ng
Choon
Min
Louisa
406
Isdiyanah
Puteri
K
Bte
Dulkifli
Prefectorial
Board
Prefectorial
Board
Prefectorial
Board
Prefectorial
Board
Peer
Support
Board
Peer
Support
Board
Peer
Support
Board
Student
Congress
Student
Congress
Student
Congress
Student
Congress
Buckle
House
Hadley
House
Richardson
House
404
408
405
Heng
Su
Yun
Beh
Min
Yan
Lye
Hui
Min
Anissa
Outstanding
Service
Tarbet
House
Tarbet
House
Waddle
House
Service
CCAs
401
Ding
Yuan
Belinda
403
Lee
Jian
Jia
Rebekah
403
Leong
Shi
Xuan
408
Regina
Marie
Lee
Shu
Wei
Audio
Visual
/
Public
Address
Library
Library
Tribune
Leadership
Boards
402
Evangeline
Ong
Yiling
403
Cai
Xiaohan
405
Duan
Duoni
406
Lye
Han
Jun
408
Lee
Zi
Xin
Prefectorial
Board
Prefectorial
Board
Prefectorial
Board
Prefectorial
Board
Prefectorial
Board
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Record of Achievements - Cont’d
412
415
410
401
402
407
408
410
413
408
413
412
76
Emiline
Madhuri
Elangovan
Huang
Huijun
Annabel
Soh
Chien
Ying
Lim
Qiao
Yan
Eda
Seet
Yun
Teng
Lee
Chian
Hui
Amanda
Wang
Maegan
Tseng
Soo
Tan
Min
Chih
Chua
Ching
Yee
Moira
Low
Ching
Lee
Si
Hui
Stephanie
Chen
Wanlun
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Prefectorial
Board
Prefectorial
Board
Prefectorial
Board
Peer
Support
Board
Peer
Support
Board
Peer
Support
Board
Peer
Support
Board
Peer
Support
Board
Peer
Support
Board
Student
Congress
Buckle
House
Richardson
House
412
414
415
402
414
408
408
408
414
Balachandar
Nivedha
Neo
Kai
Ling
Chen
Yimin
Le//a
Seet
Yun
Teng
Tan
Xining
Moira
Low
Ching
Ng
Rui
Ashlynna
Tham
Seen
Mun
Melissa
Lim
Enyu
Joeline
Outstanding
Performance
Richardson
House
Richardson
House
Richardson
House
Tarbet
House
Tarbet
House
Waddle
House
Waddle
House
Waddle
House
Waddle
House
Sports
CCAs
102
Chung
Shiqi
102
Lim
Jia
Hui
Shanice
208
Lee
Shu
Zhen
208
Ong
Ren‐Ne
303
Chong
Fui
Jin
309
Chiu
Jing
Wen
202
Denise
Tan
Shi
Min
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Badminton
Fencing
206
210
213
310
415
206
409
103
204
108
108
204
304
306
306
Donna
Li
Lim
Wong
Jie
Yi
Chloe
Grace
Tern
Jia
Wen
Thalia
Lee
Ping
Chiang
Ling
Ling
Jennifer
Yan
Goh
Jen
Michelle
Teo
Yin
Zhi
Charmaine
Yeo
Yan
Dawne
Chua
Yun
Xi
Kelly
Ann
Pereira
Hui
Ling
Claudia
Ng
Jing
Wen
Chia
Daphne
Theresa
Yun
Shan
Chong
Mei
Gan
Megan
See
Kai
Li
Denise
Fencing
Fencing
Fencing
Fencing
Fencing
Golf
Golf
Gymnas/cs
–
Ar/s/c
Gymnas/cs
–
Ar/s/c
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
406
406
409
201
201
205
205
207
209
309
315
409
413
414
208
208
208
209
301
Chew
Min
Yi
Desiree
Poa
Hui
Hoon
Clara
Phaan
Yi
Lin
Low
Hwee
Ngee
Dawn
Low
Jia
YI
Joey
Charis
Tay
Si
En
Fadhillah
Mohamed
Faizan
Lim
Yong
Ling
Ng
Poh
Ni
Melissa
Humaira
Bhadelia
Cheong
Hui
Shyuan
Pang
Yong
Ting
Roanna
Amanda
Hsiung
Rouwen
Lim
Xi
Ern
Chris/na
Koh
Qi
Qian
Rukmini
Roy
Tessa
Wong
Ting
Amanda
Yew
Chiu
Ting
M
Charmaine
Malini
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
–
Rhythmic
Judo
Judo
Judo
Judo
Judo
Judo
Judo
Judo
Judo
Judo
Judo
Netball
Netball
Netball
Netball
Netball
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Record of Achievements - Cont’d
401
404
405
410
413
202
202
211
303
312
408
206
308
314
409
107
203
206
206
211
212
78
Dawne
Lim
Wan
Yi
Netball
Evangelyn
Koh
Sihui
Netball
Rebekah
Valerie
Yeo
Yi
Wei
Netball
Joy
Wong
Qing
En
Netball
Chan
Lee
Chin
Netball
Elisa
Yukie
Yokoyama
Sailing
Fathin
Rasyiqah
Bte
Mohamed
F
Sailing
Samantha
Annabelle
Neubronner
Sailing
Rebecca
Goh
Su
Min
Sailing
Lim
Jia
Hui
Rachel
Sailing
Koh
Ling
Ying
Sailing
Bernice
Tan
Rui
Lin
Shoo/ng
Lv
Liran
Shoo/ng
Maggy
Lory
Shoo/ng
Desker
Reesa
Corrie
Shoo/ng
Annabelle
Lim
Jia
Sing
Squash
Teo
Rui
En
Nicole
Squash
Chong
Yin
Jean
Squash
Tay
Kay
Shayne
Michelle
Squash
Tan
Jia
En
Clara
Squash
Judy
Hong
Ruilan
Squash
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
311
402
414
414
105
105
105
105
205
306
309
310
314
315
315
405
414
415
106
110
207
Heidi
Tan
Yan
Ting
Melissa
Foo
Rei
Min
Kimberly
Chan
Yuan
Ling
Tang
Si
Ning
Crystal
Chan
Fang
Yi
Chloe
Wang
Wenyi
Rachel
Soh
Reh
Tze
Tseng
Wei
Wen
Rachel
Marjorie
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
Chelsea
Lin
Fuchs
Yeo
Xiu
Wen
Vanessa
Chong
Wen‐Li
Grace
Tan
Su‐En
Gayle
Tan
Su‐Hui
Jolene
Tan
Li
Xuan
Lye
Hui
Min
Anissa
Koh
Hui
Yu
Teo
Jing‐Wen
Li
Jia
Xin
Celine
Phua
Li
Ting
Ng
Xue
Qi
Squash
Squash
Squash
Squash
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Table
Tennis
Table
Tennis
Table
Tennis
207
309
310
311
311
314
409
413
103
103
103
202
202
306
307
314
102
205
205
205
308
Tang
JIawen
Cheryl
Liao
Fang
Lam
Teng
Si
Lim
Yi
Xuan
Wong
Hoi
Ching
Wan
Yuquan
Tan
Sherilyn
Ng
Wei
Lin
Clarisse
Gan
Jia
Shuen
Koey
Hui
Li
Yurie
Tan
Hui
Xin
Izabella
Lim
Shan
Min
Angela
Tan
Claris
Sabrina
Bay
Tan
Hui
Ling
Rehmat
Johal
Ting
Yang
Gin
Megan
Gwee
Su‐Lyn
Lorraine
Fong
Rei
Tan
Rou
Xi
Sapphire
Yeo
Ruoqi
Joey
Low
Danlei
Cheri+a
Table
Tennis
Table
Tennis
Table
Tennis
Table
Tennis
Table
Tennis
Table
Tennis
Table
Tennis
Table
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tenpin
Bowling
Tenpin
Bowling
Tenpin
Bowling
Tenpin
Bowling
Tenpin
Bowling
404
411
Lim
Wan
Yi
Juleen
Ng
Michelle
Tenpin
Bowling
Tenpin
Bowling
Uniformed
Groups
CCAs
404
Maehanyi
Frances
Rajendram
408
Joceline
Yong
Yoong
Yee
412
Hanin
Insyirah
Bte
Mohd
Amir
413
Koh
Wei
Yi
403
Chong
Siu
Min
Sandra
405
Goh
Min
Hui
Felicia
407
Kwek
Mei
Yin
405
Claudia
Cheng
Mun
Kei
412
Mimi
Amira
Binte
Zainal
Abidin
412
Nur
Amirah
Binte
Norjula
415
Chiang
Ling
Ling
415
Lee
Jia
Ying
Valerie
415
Teo
Hui
Wen
Girl
Guides
Girl
Guides
Girl
Guides
Girl
Guides
Girls’
Brigade
Girls’
Brigade
Girls’
Brigade
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Land)
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Land)
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Land)
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Land)
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Land)
Na/onal
Cadet
Corps
(Land)
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Record of Achievements - Cont’d
Performing
Arts
CCAs
305
Tan
Pei
Yu
305
Vanessa
Chiam
Yi
Ting
309
Michelle
Chan
Cai
Hong
310
Lee
Bao
Yi
Pauline
312
Toh
Xiu
Si
Tracey
314
Kwan
Jing
Yi
403
Trishala
Thamilselvan
407
Sonia
Vijendran
408
Moira
Low
Ching
409
Elysia
Widjaja
412
Lee
Ying
80
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Angklung
Ensemble
Angklung
Ensemble
Angklung
Ensemble
Angklung
Ensemble
Angklung
Ensemble
Angklung
Ensemble
Angklung
Ensemble
Angklung
Ensemble
Angklung
Ensemble
Angklung
Ensemble
Angklung
Ensemble
412
412
414
401
401
403
403
404
404
405
410
413
413
413
414
414
415
202
204
Li
Ziyun
Nur
Amirah
Bte
Mohammad
Theng
Hui
Lin
Cheryl
Low
Yi
Xian
Vivian
Goh
Yit
Min
Geng
Zhao
Chong
Tsai
Min‐Yi
Celine
Tham
Yi
Xin
Leung
Yao
Chi
Gloria
Duan
Duoni
Tan
Ching
Hazel
Ho
Ying
Qin
Jamie
Ng
Jia
Min
Tan
Chong
Rong
Kee
Wangyi
Low
Xing
Ern
Huang
Huijun
Teo
Wan
Xin
Phionna
Liu
Lijia
Angklung
Ensemble
Angklung
Ensemble
Angklung
Ensemble
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Band
Symphonic
Chinese
Drama
Chinese
Drama
401
403
408
401
403
403
403
406
406
410
411
412
413
Pung
Zi
Bing
Wei
Lianqiong
Liu
Guanqi
Liu
Ziwei
Cai
Xiaohan
Lim
Rei
Nicole
Ong
Yu
Yan
Clara
Chia
Jing
Ying
Koshae
Tan
Poh
Gin
Teng
Vivian
Chow
Jie
Mei
Tay
Hui
Hsien
Chen
Wei
Ting
Chinese
Drama
Chinese
Drama
Chinese
Drama
Chinese
Orchestra
Chinese
Orchestra
Chinese
Orchestra
Chinese
Orchestra
Chinese
Orchestra
Chinese
Orchestra
Chinese
Orchestra
Chinese
Orchestra
Chinese
Orchestra
Chinese
Orchestra
402
402
406
406
408
409
409
410
411
411
413
401
407
413
414
310
405
412
Pah
Wye
Yan
Kimberley
Victoria
Yeo
Hui
Neng
Michelle
Wang
Shu/ng
Miew
Jiamin
Caitlan
Loo
Cheng
Yi
Lim
Zhen
Ting
Jodyn
Sabrina
Wong
Si
Hwei
Bianche
Lim
Yi
Lei
Han
Kai
Lin
Emeline
Reetaza
Cha+erjee
Tay
Wei
Ling
Evangeline
Seah
Tng
Yue
Qi
Germaine
Koh
Zong
Qi
Neo
Kai
Ling
Won
Xue
Li
Khoo
Kiah
Min
Jolyn
Emiline
Madhuri
Elangovan
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Choir
Dance
–
Interna/onal
Dance
–
Interna/onal
Dance
–
Interna/onal
Dance
–
Interna/onal
English
Drama
English
Drama
English
Drama
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Record of Achievements - Cont’d
408
411
415
201
203
211
304
308
311
315
407
412
308
308
309
406
410
311
402
82
Foo
Zi
Rei
Sandra
Tan
Shi
Yun
Lidia
Wong
Yan
Xin
Parthasarathy
Sreemathy
Riddhi
Anbalagan
Abinaya
Mahatma
Visweswaran
Maanasa
Lakshmanan
Lakshmi
Niranjana
Krishna
Sudesna
Roy
Chowdhury
Renisha
Paul
Mukkam
Balachandar
Nivedha
Keertana
Ganesan
Kavimalar
Ravi
Sumitha
Grace
Pandiaraja
Arathi
Vinod
M
Premikha
Lau
Zhen
Min
Cherie
Seah
Xinyi
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Guitar
Ensemble
Guitar
Ensemble
Guitar
Ensemble
Indian
Dance
Indian
Dance
Indian
Dance
Indian
Dance
Indian
Dance
Indian
Dance
Indian
Dance
Indian
Dance
Indian
Dance
Indian
Orchestra
Indian
Orchestra
Indian
Orchestra
Indian
Orchestra
Indian
Orchestra
Raffles
Ringers
Raffles
Ringers
Clubs
and
Socie*es
CCAs
302
Yang
Yi
Xuan
306
Wee
Yen
Jean
403
Ramkumar
Pavithra
111
Sambhavi
Rajangam
203
R
Priya
301
Radiya
Bte
Jamari
301
Yuli
Ardini
Bte
Affandi
304
Maria
Seraphine
Chanen/a
412
Nur
Amirah
Bte
Md
Yusoff
412
Nur
Amirah
Bte
Norjula
301
Zhang
Huijie
Debate
and
Oratorical
Society
Debate
and
Oratorical
Society
Debate
and
Oratorical
Society
Indian
Cultural
Society
Indian
Cultural
Society
Malay
Cultural
Society
Malay
Cultural
Society
Malay
Cultural
Society
Malay
Cultural
Society
Malay
Cultural
Society
Mathema/cs
Society
303
304
401
401
301
302
305
308
314
314
314
405
407
408
408
Zhang
Boyu
Ong
Jie
Ni
Dore+e
Ding
Yuan
Belinda
Karen
Liu
Xuetong
Sris/
Acharya
Law
May
Ning
Bian
Ruoyi
Li
You
Jia
Ang
Zi
Ning
Ng
Ruixin
Ng
Shimin
Zhuang
Peixuan
Pamela
Ting
Beh
Min
Yan
Wan
Yuhao
Mathema/cs
Society
Mathema/cs
Society
Mathema/cs
Society
Science
and
Environment
Club
Robo/cs
Club
Robo/cs
Club
Robo/cs
Club
Robo/cs
Club
Robo/cs
Club
Robo/cs
Club
Robo/cs
Club
Robo/cs
Club
Robo/cs
Club
Robo/cs
Club
Robo/cs
Club
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World Scholars’ Cup
Junior
Division
4th
Posi*on
210
Fu
Xinyi
210
Wong
Jie
Yi
Chloe
213
Lim
Xuan
Li
Michelle
Team
Scholars’
Bowl
1st
Posi*on
209
Thet
Thiri
Ko
212
Yew
Kai
Ning
Sophia
213
Qiu
Biqing
5th
Posi*on
209
Thet
Thiri
Ko
212
Yew
Kai
Ning
Sophia
213
Qiu
Biqing
4th
Posi*on
210
Fu
Xinyi
210
Wong
Jie
Yi
Chloe
213
Lim
Xuan
Li
Michelle
5th
Posi*on
209
Feng
Leirong
209
Teo
Jue
Luo
Melinna
213
Xu
Cheng
Yin
Team
Scholars’
Challenge
Team
Wri-ng
5th
Posi*on
209
Thet
Thiri
Ko
212
Yew
Kai
Ning
Sophia
213
Qiu
Biqing
Individual
Overall
213
Qiu
Biqing
84
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
1st
Posi*on
Senior
Division
Team
Scholars’
Bowl
1st
Posi*on
401
Liu
Ziwei
401
Xin
Chen
Jie
401
Zhang
Peiwen
Team
Scholars’
Challenge
2nd
Posi*on
402
Anabelle
Koong
Wei
Ting
402
Wang
Yushi
402
Wu
You
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
85
Academic Departments Achievements
Aesthe-cs
Department
Extravaganza
–
An
Illustra-on
Showcase
INK!
Concept
Art
Honorable
Men-on
305
(2010)
Xu
Xinchao
Na-onal
Crea-ve
Percussion
Compe--on
Team
–
3rd
205
Claire
Neoh
Kai
Xin
205
Sarah
Lim
Man
Lin
205
Kimberly
He
Yuqi
205
Ngiam
Hian
Kim
Erica
205
Chian
Ying
Xuan
213
Claire
Tay
Ern
Ying
213
Mavis
Tan
Xuanru
213
Wu
Chin
Ying
86
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Toy
Design
Compe--on
(AutoDesk
Inventor
Design
Category)
Team
–
1st
113
Chan
Joi
Lyn
Evangeline
113
Michelle
Chong
Tian
Hui
113
Emma
Danny
He
113
Celine
Ng
Yu
Ting
Trexi
Toy
Design
Compe--on
Commenda-on
205
Cha
Da
Eun
Finalist
411
Lou
Shan
Robocup
Junior
2011
Dance
League
Interna-onal
1st
posi-on
102
Qin
Shu
Shen
103
Wan
Zhi
Jun
103
Cynthia
Wang
Hui
Yuan
104
Michelle
Ho
105
308
311
Nur
Amalia
Chou
I
Nung
Lam
Hui
Yun
Illuminate
Poster
Compe--on
1st
posi-on
410
Wang
Han
Ruo
2nd
posi-on
403
Zhang
Kai
Wen
3rd
posi-on
410
Pua
Yi
Lin
Aileen
16th
Interna-onal
Children’s
Art
Compe--on
Diploma
312
Alicia
Lim
405
Feng
Wen
Hui
Birthday
Card
to
Singapore
Compe--on
Merit
315
Tracy
Koh
Wei
Ling
English
Language
and
Literature
Consola-on
408
Tan
An
Yan
413
Grace
Guo
Shi
Yun
Commonwealth
Essay
Wri-ng
Compe--on
Avelife
Sustainable
Art
and
Design
Compe--on
Silver
109
(2010)
111
(2010)
112
(2010)
112
(2010)
408
(2010)
3rd
posi-on
309
Natalie
Loh
Hui
Teng
Gold
206
(2010)
Lee
Si
En
Ruth
Annabelle
Tan
Kai
Lin
Sandra
Faith
Tan
Wan
Lin
Wang
Ying
Chi
Francine
Tan
Li
Xian
Amy
Grace
Lim
Rui
Si
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
87
Academic Departments Achievements - Cont’d
410
(2010)
Tessa
Low
Yun
412
(2010)
Ruth
Ng
Yew
Ching
Bronze
406
(2010)
Lim
Shannian
Geraldine
411
(2010)
Kimberly
Hii
Wei‐Wen
411
(2010)
Huang
Xinyuan
Inter‐School
Na-onal
Scrabble
Championship
Team
–
2nd
103
Nicole
Sim
Fang
Sing
106
Kelsie
Tan
Kai
Xian
110
Lim
Xiao
Rong
Isabelle
113
Goh
Xin‐Yi
205
Charis
Tay
Si
En
205
Lee
Ann
Gie
211
Lim
Eng
Yin
88
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Humani-es
Department
Moot
Parliament
Programme
Debates
2010
Champion
Shield
302
(2010)
Rachel
Tan
Hui
Ping
Overall
Best
Speaker
303
(2010)
Lee
Xin‐Mei
Laura
Ngee
Ann
Polytechnic
Tourism
In
Ac-on
Challenge
1st
posi-on
401
Yee
Wearn
Xin
401
Evangeline
Seah
411
Aletheia
Chia
Zhi
Hui
411
Sandra
Tan
Shi
Yun
3rd
posi-on
406
Chia
Jing
Ying
Clara
406
Pang
Si
En
Marjorie
406
Tan
Heng
Yeng
406
Ma
Cheng
Yu
NUS
Geography
Challenge
Team
–
3rd
405
Felicia
Goh
406
Ang
Wan
Qi
406
Joelle
Cheong
Shu
En
406
Gladys
Ng
Languages
Department
Chinese
Na-onal
Secondary
Schools
Transla-on
Compe--on
2010
3rd
Posi-on
410
(2010)
Mao
Haitong
409
(2010)
Wang
Ruolei
303
(2010)
Tang
Xuechun
Na-onal
Secondary
Students
Transla-on
Compe--on
2010
1st
Posi-on
412
(2010)
Liu
Tingruo
Chinese‐English
Transla-on
Compe--on
2011
Consola-on
Prize
402
Andrea
Widjaja
Chew
Ing
Gum
Na-onal
Secondary
Schools
Transla-on
Compe--on
2011
Merit
Award
402
Lin
Jiahui
213
Qiu
Biqing
Chinese
Song
Lyrics
Wri-ng
Compe--on
2011
Merit
Award
403
Tang
Xuechun
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
89
Academic Departments Achievements - Cont’d
“Chu
Cai
Bei”
Interna-onal
Composi-on
Compe--on
2011
Singapore
“Chinese
Bridge‐Chinese
Oratorical
Contest
2011”@
Hanban
Southeast
Asia
Special
1st
posi-on
303
Li
Zehan
1st
posi-on
303
Li
Zehan
1st
posi-on
303
Yang
Xue
2011
YMCA
Mandarin
Speaking
Awards
3rd
posi-on
301
Cheng
Hang
Lien
Shih
Sheng
Youth
Chinese
Essay
Compe--on
2011
1st
posi-on
303
Li
Zehan
Commenda-on
Prize
303
Ma
Yuqing
Xin
Lei
Jiang
‐
Na-onal
Secondary
School
Chinese
Crea-ve
Wri-ng
Compe--on
2011
2nd
posi-on
208
Liu
Wenqian
90
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Champion
303
Li
Zehan
5th
Secondary
School
Chinese
Debate
Friendship
Round
2011
Champion
408
Li
Xiang
408
Liu
Guanqi
411
Zhang
Yue
405
Gao
Zishu
211
Su
Mengyue
Story
Challenge
2011
Champion
303
Li
Zehan
Na-onal
Chinese
General
Knowledge
Compe--on
2011
2nd
posi-on
303
He
Jiaming
Team
–
4th
301
Cheng
Hang
303
Yang
Xue
303
Zhang
Ziyu
401
Karen
Liu
Xuetong
403
Wang
Meng
404
You
Fang
3rd
posi-on
301
Cheng
Hang
4th
Na-onal
Chinese
Culture
Compe--on
(2011)
Team
‐
1st
posi-on
303
Li
Zehan
405
Wei
Zihan
401
Karen
Liu
Xuetong
402
Sun
Xuemeng
2011
Na-onal
Chinese
Calligraphy
Compe--on
26th
Na-onal
Secondary
School
Cross
Talk
Compe--on
(2011)
Merit
Award
314
Kong
Xin
Le
Foreign
Language
Japanese
Speech
Contest
2011
2nd
posi-on
401
Zera
Ong
Huixuan
6th
posi-on
412
Lee
En
Ying
1st
posi-on
204
Cheng
Li
Yi
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
91
Academic Departments Achievements - Cont’d
Malay
Tamil
Malay
Crea-ve
Wri-ng
Compe--on
2011
Tamil
Language
Council’s
Tamil
Vizha
2011
1st
posi-on
412
Nur
Amirah
Bte
Mohammad
Yusoff
Short
Story
Contest
2nd
posi-on
102
Khairunnisa
Nabilah
Bte
Z
A
Malay
Special
Programme
Scrabble
Compe--on
2011
Team
–
1st
posi-on
209
Thet
Thiri
Ko
210
Sheena
Lee
Jia
En
Team
–
2nd
posi-on
407
Pamela
Ting
Li
Ming
408
Beh
Min
Yan
3rd
posi-on
401
Deepa
Selvaraj
5th
posi-on
412
Lavinya
Arun
Velu
Poetry
Recital
1st
posi-on
111
Sambhavi
Rajangam
2011
Raffles
Ins-tu-on
All
Arts
Compe--on
Poetry
1st
posi-on
203
R
Priya
Oratorical
Compe**on
–
Upper
Secondary
4th
posi-on
407
G
Visveswari
92
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Oratorical
Compe--on
–
Lower
Secondary
Short
Story
3rd
posi-on
207
Noor
Mohamed
Noorul
Naseema
5th
posi-on
302
K
Vanita
Essay
Compe--on
1st
posi-on
201
Mani
Hemaavathi
302
K
Vanita
3rd
posi-on
401
Deepa
Selvaraj
Cedar
All
Arts
Compe--on
2011
Oratorical
Compe**on
–
Lower
Secondary
2nd
posi-on
201
Mani
Hemaavathi
Na-onal
Crea-ve
Wri-ng
Compe--on
2011
Picture
Composi*on
4th
posi-on
203
R
Priya
Mathema-cs
Department
Australian
Mathema-cs
Compe--on
2010
12
Prize
1
Prudence
Award
410
(2010)
Tham
Yan
Ping
401
(2010)
411
(2010)
411
(2010)
304
(2010)
304
(2010)
305
(2010)
211
(2010)
212
(2010)
213
(2010)
112
(2010)
Lim
Min
Zhang
Aidi
Zhang
Aidi
Rachael
Sim
Hwee
Ling
You
Fang
Tan
Hwee
Min
Michelle
Teo
Si‐Yan
Tan
Yi
Yin
Teo
Alicia
York
Kia
Cai
Minglu
Prudence
Award
and
Prize
Winner
Prize
Winner
Prize
Winner
Prize
Winner
Prize
Winner
Prize
Winner
Prize
Winner
Prize
Winner
Prize
Winner
Prize
Winner
Prize
Winner
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
93
Academic Departments Achievements - Cont’d
301
Zhang
Huijie
Raffles
Mathema-cs
Challenge
2011
303
Ma
Yuqing
Team
–
4th
301
Zhang
Huijie
301
Teo
Si‐Yan
303
Zhang
Boyu
404
Rachael
Sim
Hwee
Ling
Individual
405
Feng
Wenhui
113
(2010)
Tay
Min
Yi
113
(2010)
Zheng
Yixin
Prize
Winner
Prize
Winner
Gold
404
Rachael
Sim
Hwee
Ling
American
Mathema-cs
Compe--on
12B
Silver
301
Zhang
Huijie
301
Teo
Si‐Yan
303
Zhang
Boyu
5
AMC
12
Cer-ficates
of
Dis-nc-on
11
Cer-ficate
of
Achievement
405
Ouyang
Xiaoxiao
American
Mathema-cs
Compe--on
10A
5
AMC
10
Cer-ficate
of
Dis-nc-on
18
Cer-ficate
of
Achievement
301
Zhang
Zhiyang
94
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
AMC
10
Cer/ficate
of
Dis/nc/on
AMC
10
Cer/ficate
of
Dis/nc/on
AMC
10
Cer/ficate
of
Dis/nc/on
AMC
10
Cer/ficate
of
Dis/nc/on
AMC
10
Cer/ficate
of
Dis/nc/on
302
Nicole
Tan
Su
Yee
AMC
12
Cer/ficate
of
Dis/nc/on
AMC
12
Cer/ficate
of
Dis/nc/on
401
Xu
Hui
405
Lu
Yu
405
Luo
Jiajia
AMC
12
Cer/ficate
of
Dis/nc/on
AMC
12
Cer/ficate
of
Dis/nc/on
AMC
12
Cer/ficate
of
Dis/nc/on
Math
Challenge
Stage
2011
Junior
Category
107
Song
Somin
109
Helen
Lin
Jia
Qi
113
Amanda
Eugenia
Yung
113
Emma
Danny
He
113
Lee
Wen
Yi
Monica
Claire
113
Chan
Wei
Ting
113
Chor
Yan
Ting
Cheryl
212
Lim
Guan
Hui
Tricia
212
Tay
Hui
Wen
213
Heng
Jia
Min
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
213
213
213
213
104
109
112
203
203
213
Qiu
Biqing
Kong
Yun‐Zhen
Clara
Zeng
Yixin
Zhang
Xuan
Sim
Ming
Hui
Melodies
Foo
Jia
Ling
Grace
Chan
Chin
Qi
Lian
Zi
An
Alicia
Feng
Qiqi
Lim
Xuan
Li
Michelle
Senior
Category
301
Cheng
Hang
301
Lim
Ying
Beatrice
301
Wen
Xingyue
301
Lam
Ka
Ying
301
Teo
Si‐Yan
301
Wang
Yinzhao
301
Zhang
Zhiyang
303
Lin
Kun
304
Doan
Minh
Thi
304
Tey
Yi
Qing
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
95
Academic Departments Achievements - Cont’d
304
304
401
401
401
401
401
404
404
405
405
405
405
405
405
405
407
407
407
408
408
96
Huang
Ruixue
Louisa
Tan
Yi
Yin
Chen
Jiayi
Liu
Ziwei
Ding
Yuan
Belinda
Sun
Xiaoning
Yee
Wearn
Xin
Do
Bao
Quyen
Rachael
Sim
Hwee
Ling
Feng
Wenhui
Gao
Zishu
Lu
Yu
Luo
Jiajia
Ouyang
Xiaoxiao
Pan
Zhuohui
Wei
Zihan
Chen
Haoxin
Pamela
Ting
Li
Ming
Yong
Xin
Hui
Ma
Xiaochi
Ye
Tong
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
408
411
411
301
301
302
302
303
303
303
303
303
303
303
303
304
304
305
401
401
401
Wang
Maegan
Tseng
Soo
Cheryl
Goh
Jin
En
Sherilyn
Lee
Shi
Min
Grace
Sum
Jia
En
Sris/
Acharya
Alicia
Lian
Yingjie
Ang
Yu
Xin
Chen
Xi
Wen
Qingyun
He
Jiaming
Li
Zehan
Ma
Yuqing
Yang
Xue
Michelle
Khoo
Shi
Qing
Zhang
Boyu
Nguyen
Thuy
Ngan
Chia
Daphne
Theresa
Yun
Shan
Yuen
Ai
Zhen
Carol
Qi
Yueyue
Xu
Hui
Lim
Xin
Hui
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
High
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
403
404
404
404
405
405
405
408
408
Jiao
Wenfei
Ngo
Ngoc
Linh
Chi
You
Fang
Sng
Jielin
Chow
Hui
Xuan
Low
Yue
Jia
Estella
Zhuang
Peixuan
Beh
Min
Yan
Liu
Guanqi
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
World
Youth
Mathema-cs
Interna-onal
Compe--on
(WYMIC)
Silver
301
Teo
Si‐Yan
303
Zhang
Boyu
Bronze
301
Zhang
Huijie
302
Nicole
Tan
Su
Yee
Singapore
Mathema-cal
Olympiads
Compe--on
2011
Junior
Sec-on
Team
–
6th
109
Helen
Lin
Jia
Qi
212
Choong
Kai
Xin
213
Zhang
Xuan
213
Cynthia
Zheng
Yixin
Individual
6
Gold
21
Silver
48
Bronze
21
Honourable
Men/on
Senior
Sec-on
Team
–
6th
303
Zhang
Boyu
403
Jiao
Wenfei
404
Rachael
Sim
Hwee
Ling
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
97
Academic Departments Achievements - Cont’d
Individual
7
Gold
6
Silver
38
Bronze
11
Honourable
Men/on
Honourable
Men-on
304
Ong
Jie
Ni
Dore+e
Open
Sec-on
Future
Problem
Solving
Program,
2nd
Na-onal
Finals
2010
Team
–
8th
404
Rachael
Sim
Hwee
Ling
405
Lu
Yu
405
Luo
Jiajia
Individual
2
Silver
9
Bronze
4
Honourable
Men/on
10th
China
Girls’
Mathema-cs
Olympiad
@
Shenzhen
No.
3
High
School
Bronze
401
Ding
Yuan
Belinda
98
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Research
Studies
Scenario
Wri*ng
(Singapore),
Senior
Division
(Individual)
3rd
Posi-on
406
(2010)
Law
Zhi
Tian
Ac*on
Plan
Presenta*on,
Middle
&
Senior
Divisions
1st
Posi-on
409
(2010)
410
(2010)
410
(2010)
414
(2010)
Foo
Yin
Ling
Joy
Clarisse
Chu
Yen‐Hsi
Cheng
Jingjie
Tan
Yan
Ling
Team
Community
Problem
Solving
Compe**on,
Middle
Division
1st
Posi-on
302
(2010)
304
(2010)
304
(2010)
304
(2010)
307
(2010)
313
(2010)
Koay
Yi
Ping
Stephanie
Ang
Lay
Min
Celeste
Chan
Amanda
Siobhan
Yu
Min
Clarissa
Tan
Yi
Ying
Shannon
Valencia
Peh
Chua
Ching
Yee
2nd
Posi-on
309
(2010)
309
(2010)
309
(2010)
310
(2010)
314
(2010)
314
(2010)
Elisa
Djuhar
Goh
Jen
Lim
Boon
Xin
Koh
Hui
Fang
Rachel
Koh
Hui
Yu
Lim
Yun
Qi
Sheryl
Team
Community
Problem
Solving
Compe**on,
Senior
Division
1st
Posi-on
401
(2010)
Sim
Peiling
Perarlynn
401
(2010)
403
(2010)
404
(2010)
405
(2010)
406
(2010)
406
(2010)
406
(2010)
Tan
Jia
Jun
Rachel
Goh
Hui
Yi
Sharley
Elaine
Chan
Yong
Shi
Tan
Jia
Min
Mindy
Kimberly
Ng
Lay
Chin
Lim
Shannian
Geraldine
Natalie
Yeo
Team
Global
Issues
Problem
Solving
Compe**on,
Middle
Division
2nd
Posi-on
305
(2010)
305
(2010)
306
(2010)
306
(2010)
Duan
Duoni
Vivian
Chew
Chew
Min
Yi
Desiree
Tay
Wei
Lin
Team
Global
Issues
Problem
Solving
Compe**on,
Senior
Division
2nd
Posi-on
409
(2010)
Foo
Yin
Ling
Joy
410
(2010)
Cheng
Jingjie
410
(2010)
Clarisse
Chu
Yen‐His
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
99
Academic Departments Achievements - Cont’d
414
(2010)
Tan
Yan
Ling
Individualised
Research
Study
Exhibi-on
cum
Presenta-on
2010
Team
–
Gold
409
(2010)
Averil
Chow
Mingni
409
(2010)
Cheong
Hui
Ling
Samatha
413
(2010)
Rachel
Liu
Yunyann
Team
–
Bronze
404
(2010)
Deborah
Roshni
Rajaratnam
404
(2010)
Murni
Nadra
Bte
Abdul
Rahim
401
(2010)
Ra~anah
Banu
Abdul
Razar
Team
–
Commenda-on
308
(2010)
Lien
Chun
Hui
308
(2010)
Wang
Chuning
401
(2010)
Kwong
Zhi
Qing
402
(2010)
Cheng
Lynn
402
(2010)
Rachel
Wang
Tian
Shian
100
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Youth
Science
Conference
Dis-nc-on
and
3M
Best
Poster
Award
301
(2010)
Isabelle
Yoong
Rui
Wen
301
(2010)
Lee
Jia
Le
301
(2010)
Lim
Qiao
Yan
Eda
301
(2010)
Mu
Yijun
302
(2010)
Chew
Li
Ting
303
(2010)
Keerthana
Kannappan
Sundar
303
(2010)
Neo
Yao
Yun
Eileen
315
(2010)
Gani
Hui
Ying
Tracy
315
(2010)
Huang
Huijun
Dis-nc-on
301
(2010)
301
(2010)
301
(2010)
301
(2010)
301
(2010)
302
(2010)
302
(2010)
302
(2010)
302
(2010)
Dawne
Lim
Wan
Yi
Karen
Liu
Xuetong
Koo
Hui
Fen
Law
Kar
Man
Joyce
Zera
Ong
Huixuan
Amanda
Choo
Min
Hui
Cherie
Seah
Xinyi
Samantha
Chan
Chai
Ying
Teng
Siew
Yan
Rebecca
303
(2010)
304
(2010)
305
(2010)
305
(2010)
305
(2010)
308
(2010)
311
(2010)
315
(2010)
Leong
Shi
Xuan
Evangelyn
Koh
Sihui
Ang
Wan
Qi
Chow
Hui
Xuan
Tan
Hwee
Min
Michelle
Ou
Suzanne
Xianran
Cheryl
Goh
Jin
En
Andrea
Koo
Wanqi
Cer-ficate
of
Merit
301
(2010)
Chang
Cui
Qin
301
(2010)
Cheah
Qinrong
301
(2010)
Deepa
Selvaraj
301
(2010)
Joan
Leong
Huijun
301
(2010)
Lee
Kai
Wei
301
(2010)
Liu
Ziwei
301
(2010)
Pung
Zi
Bing
302
(2010)
Anabelle
Koong
Wei
Ting
302
(2010)
Andrea
Widjaja
Chew
Ing
Gum
302
(2010)
Ding
Yuan
Belinda
302
(2010)
Evangeline
Ong
Yiling
302
(2010)
Lee
Jian
Jia
Rebekah
302
(2010)
302
(2010)
303
(2010)
303
(2010)
303
(2010)
303
(2010)
304
(2010)
305
(2010)
305
(2010)
307
(2010)
309
(2010)
310
(2010)
311
(2010)
312
(2010)
312
(2010)
312
(2010)
313
(2010)
313
(2010)
315
(2010)
Seet
Yun
Teng
Yee
Wearn
Xin
Ho
Wen
Si
Therese
Michelle
Ng
Li
Fang
Sun
Yiming
Wang
Meng
Rachel
Sim
Hwee
Ling
Lee
Yu
Teng
Vivian
Chew
Yong
Xin
Hui
Tang
Xiao
Lam
Yin
Ting
Vanessa
Lee
Jia
Le
Lavinya
Arun
Velu
Lim
Jie
Ying
Reichel
Jenifer
Hsu
Ling
Ying
Bridget
Tay
Wei
Ling
Joanne
Tan
Wen
Yue
Gold
Award
308
(2010)
Lien
Chun
Hui
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
101
Academic Departments Achievements - Cont’d
308
(2010)
Wang
Chuning
Future
Problem
Solving
Program
Interna-onal
Conference
2011
Team
Community
Problem
Solving
‐
Civic
Concerns
Category,
Middle
Division
1st
Posi-on
402
Koay
Yi
Ping
Stephanie
404
Ang
Lay
Min
Celeste
404
Chan
Amanda
Siobhan
Yu
Min
404
Clarissa
Tan
Yi
Ning
407
Shannon
Valencia
Peh
412
Chua
Ching
Yee
4th
Posi-on
409
Elisa
Djuhar
409
Goh
Jen
409
Lim
Boon
Xin
410
Koh
Hui
Fang
Rachel
414
Koh
Hui
Yu
414
Lim
Yun
Qi
Sheryl
102
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Team
Community
Problem
Solving
‐
Human
Services
Category,
Senior
Division
2nd
Posi-on
401
(2010)
401
(2010)
403
(2010)
404
(2010)
405
(2010)
406
(2010)
406
(2010)
406
(2010)
Sim
Peiling
Pearlynn
Tan
Jia
Jun
Rachel
Goi
Hui
Yi
Sharley
Elaine
Chan
Yong
Shi
Tan
Jia
Min
Mindy
Lim
Shannian
Geraldine
Kimberly
Ng
Lay
Chin
Natalie
Yeo
Jingqing
Humani-tes
and
Social
Sciences
Research
Programme
(HSSRP)
Cer-ficates
of
Merit
403
Charmaine
Woo
Jia
Min
403
Tang
Xuechun,
Candy
404
Celine
Tham
Yi
Xin
405
Lye
Hui
Min,
Anissa
409
Alethea
Raelyn
Tan
Yi
Ling
409
Huang
Yufan,
Elaine
Odyssey
of
the
Mind,
14th
Na-onal
Compe--on
2011
Long
Term
Problem
1:
Extreme
Mousemobiles,
Division
3
Team
–
1st
301
Lam
Ka
Ying
311
Sarah
Tham
Zhuling
311
Claudia
Lesmana
313
Annie
Zhang
Ziyun
404
Annabel
Tay
Yi
Qing
409
Zara
Nicole
Toh
Jia
Min
411
Koh
Jia
Wei
Eleanor
Long
Term
Problem
2:
As
Good
As
Gold…berg,
Division
3
Team
–
1st
303
Goh
Weiying
304
Tey
Yi
Qing
310
Yang
Sin
Yee
401
Qi
Yueyue
408
Chng
Sze
Ning
410
Blanche
Lim
Yi
Lei
414
Lim
Jia
Min
Marie
Long
Term
Problem
3:
Classics...Le
Tour
Guide,
Division
3
Team
–
2nd
302
Wu
Xin
Yu
302
Nicole
Tan
Su
Yee
302
Amanda
Chung
Hui
Xin
402
Wong
Shi
Min
Sophia
403
Anne
Ng
Yin‐Yi
406
Poa
Hui
Hoon
Clara
412
Choo
Yan
Ying
Amanda
Long
Term
Problem
4:
Unhinged
Structure,
Division
3
Team
–
1st
303
Chen
Xi
303
Wen
Qingyun
308
Ong
Miao
Ling
311
Eugenia
Tang
Ying
Xin
405
Ho
Ying
Na
409
Zhang
Rui
412
Elizabeth
Gunawan
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
103
Academic Departments Achievements - Cont’d
104
Long
Term
Problem
5:
Full
Circle,
Division
3
Long
Term
Problem
1:
Extreme
Mousemobiles,
Division
2
Team
–
2nd
301
Verne+a
Vivian
Chai
302
Emily
Eng
Si
Rui
310
Clara
Tay
Ying
Sui
406
Lee
Jiemin
Nicole+e
406
Miew
Jiamin
Caitlan
406
Nurul
Amirah
Bte
Yusof
408
Beh
Min
Yan
Team
–
2nd
209
Ng
Shermaine
209
Tan
Hui‐Yi
Isabel
211
Chua
Su
Ann
212
Loke
Yen
Chin
212
Drusilla
Tan
Kai
Yan
212
Kathleen
Heather
Chow
Kay
Lin
212
Arielle
Ngin
Wan
Ning
Spontaneous
Problem
Solving,
Division
3
Long
Term
Problem
2:
As
Good
As
Gold…berg,
Division
2
Team
–
1st
301
Lam
Ka
Ying
311
Sarah
Tham
Zhuling
311
Claudia
Lesmana
313
Annie
Zhang
Ziyun
404
Annabel
Tay
Yi
Qing
409
Zara
Nicole
Toh
Jia
Min
411
Koh
Jia
Wei
Eleanor
Team
–
1st
201
Tsai
Yong
Qing
Shanisse
201
Tan
Wei
Ying
Rachel
203
Rachel
Lee
Sze
Yin
204
Yao
Zhi
Qi
Deborah
205
Emma
Lau
Si
Ying
212
Ka/e
Chan
Kar
Yan
213
Kong
Yun‐Zhen
Clara
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Long
Term
Problem
3:
Classics...Le
Tour
Guide,
Division
2
Long
Term
Problem
5:
Full
Circle,
Division
2
Team
–
1st
201
Tan
Yan
Rong
Clara
202
Lim
Zhiqi
Callista
203
Zhu
Ya/ng
Michelle
204
Choo
Xin
Hui
209
Wee
Su
Ern
Sarah
212
Ho
Xin
Ying
213
Myrth
Tan
Xian
Team
–
1st
205
Irene
Tee
@
Zheng
Jingying
207
Yve+e
Tay
Yu
Wei
207
Chow
Mei
Xuan
Sherby
209
Francesca
Yeoh
Hui
Hui
210
Natalie
Chan
Pei
Xin
211
Maasha
211
Xie
Mingrou
Long
Term
Problem
4:
Unhinged
Structure,
Division
2
Odyssey
of
the
Mind
World
Finals
2011
@
University
of
Maryland
(College
Park)
Team
–
2nd
202
Ragini
Verma
209
Rachel
Koh
Ming
Li
209
Toh
Wen
Qi
210
Isabella
Lee
Hui
Shi
211
Melissa
Tang
Shou
Hui
212
Tay
Hui
Wen
213
Wang
You
Spontaneous
Problem
Solving,
Division
3
Team
‐
6th
301
Lam
Ka
Ying
311
Sarah
Tham
Zhuling
311
Claudia
Lesmana
313
Annie
Zhang
Ziyun
404
Annabel
Tay
Yi
Qing
409
Zara
Nicole
Toh
Jia
Min
411
Koh
Jia
Wei
Eleanor
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
105
Academic Departments Achievements - Cont’d
106
Long
Term
Problem
2:
As
Good
As
Gold…berg,
Division
3
Long
Term
Problem
4:
Unhinged
Structure,
Division
3
Team
–
9th
303
Goh
Weiying
304
Tey
Yi
Qing
310
Yang
Sin
Yee
401
Qi
Yueyue
408
Chng
Sze
Ning
410
Blanche
Lim
Yi
Lei
414
Lim
Jia
Min
Marie
Team
–
26th
303
Chen
Xi
303
Wen
Qingyun
308
Ong
Miao
Ling
311
Eugenia
Tang
Ying
Xin
405
Ho
Ying
Na
409
Zhang
Rui
412
Elizabeth
Gunawan
Long
Term
Problem
3:
Classics...Le
Tour
Guide,
Division
3
Long
Term
Problem
5:
Full
Circle,
Division
3
Team
–
5th
302
Wu
Xin
Yu
302
Nicole
Tan
Su
Yee
302
Amanda
Chung
Hui
Xin
402
Wong
Shi
Min
Sophia
403
Anne
Ng
Yin‐Yi
406
Poa
Hui
Hoon
Clara
412
Choo
Yan
Ying
Amanda
Team
–
9th
301
Verne+a
Vivian
Chai
302
Emily
Eng
Si
Rui
310
Clara
Tay
Ying
Sui
406
Lee
Jiemin
Nicole+e
406
Miew
Jiamin
Caitlan
406
Nurul
Amirah
Bte
Yusof
408
Beh
Min
Yan
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Long
Term
Problem
1:
Extreme
Mousemobiles,
Division
2
Long
Term
Problem
3:
Classics...Le
Tour
Guide,
Division
2
Team
–
6th
209
Ng
Shermaine
209
Tan
Hui‐Yi
Isabel
211
Chua
Su
Ann
212
Loke
Yen
Chin
212
Drusilla
Tan
Kai
Yan
212
Kathleen
Heather
Chow
Kay
Lin
212
Arielle
Ngin
Wan
Ning
Team
–
9th
201
Tan
Yan
Rong
Clara
202
Lim
Zhiqi
Callista
203
Zhu
Ya/ng
Michelle
204
Choo
Xin
Hui
209
Wee
Su
Ern
Sarah
212
Ho
Xin
Ying
213
Myrth
Tan
Xian
Long
Term
Problem
2:
As
Good
As
Gold…berg,
Division
2
Long
Term
Problem
4:
Unhinged
Structure,
Division
2
Team
–
4th
201
Tsai
Yong
Qing
Shanisse
201
Tan
Wei
Ying
Rachel
203
Rachel
Lee
Sze
Yin
204
Yao
Zhi
Qi
Deborah
205
Emma
Lau
Si
Ying
212
Ka/e
Chan
Kar
Yan
213
Kong
Yun‐Zhen
Clara
Team
–
14th
202
Ragini
Verma
209
Rachel
Koh
Ming
Li
209
Toh
Wen
Qi
210
Isabella
Lee
Hui
Shi
211
Melissa
Tang
Shou
Hui
212
Tay
Hui
Wen
213
Wang
You
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
107
Academic Departments Achievements - Cont’d
Long
Term
Problem
5:
Full
Circle,
Division
2
Team
–
4th
205
Irene
Tee
@
Zheng
Jingying
207
Yve+e
Tay
Yu
Wei
207
Chow
Mei
Xuan
Sherby
209
Francesca
Yeoh
Hui
Hui
210
Natalie
Chan
Pei
Xin
211
Maasha
211
Xie
Mingrou
Tan
Kah
Kee
Young
Inventors’
Award
Commenda-on
Award
InvenIon:
“Captain
Hook”
‐
a
device
that
helps
you
put
on
bracelets
yourself
quickly
and
easily
309
305
305
312
305
108
Cassia
Ling
Li
Meiyi
Le
Thuy
Ngoc
Yeoh
Tze
Ning
Gladys
Yeo
Li
Min
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Science
Department
3rd
Singapore
Junior
Physics
Olympiad
Gold
410
(2010)
Liu
Xiaoxu
414
(2010)
Zhang
Aidi
411
(2010)
Cai
Anni
Silver
305
(2010)
Wei
Zihan
305
(2010)
Lu
Yu
409
(2010)
Wang
Ruolei
Bronze
301
(2010)
305
(2010)
305
(2010)
410
(2010)
411
(2010)
411
(2010)
Karen
Liu
Xuetong
Wei
Zihan
Lu
Yu
Sherilyn
Loh
Yi
Xun
Ban
Yiwen
Yvonne
Huang
Fengjin
Honorable
Men-on
212
(2010)
Zhang
Huijie
301
(2010)
301
(2010)
302
(2010)
305
(2010)
309
(2010)
401
(2010)
409
(2010)
410
(2010)
410
(2010)
410
(2010)
410
(2010)
410
(2010)
411
(2010)
411
(2010)
411
(2010)
414
(2010)
Liu
Ziwei
Lin
Qing
Amanda
Choo
Min
Hui
Pan
Zhuohui
Zhang
Rui
Lim
Min
Ang
Pei
Xuan
Clarisse
Chu
Yen‐Hsi
Chua
Xyn
Yee
Ong
Cheng
Jing
Li
Mingze
Liu
Jialin
Tan
Yan
Ling
Lim
Rui
Hsien
Esther
Ma
Chang
Yu
Lidan
Cer-ficate
of
Excellence
303
(2010)
Cara
Leong
301
(2010)
Ding
Yuan
Belinda
309
(2010)
Tang
Xiao
302
(2010)
Sun
Xuemeng
301
(2010)
Sun
Xiaoning
301
(2010)
Qi
Yueyue
312
(2010)
Lim
Jie
Ying
302
(2010)
Koay
Yi
Ping
Stephanie
307
(2010)
Yong
Xin
Hui
Medicine
Mastermind
Challenge
Individual
‐
1st
213
(2010)
Wen
Xingyue
Team
–
1st
201
(2010)
Yuen
Ai
Zhen
Carol
Australian
Na-onal
Chemistry
Quiz
Global
Ci-zen
Challenge
Award
of
Excellence
302
(2010)
Samantha
Chan
Chai
Ying
Team
–
1st
201
(2010)
Yu
Xin
201
(2010)
Yuen
Ai
Zhen
Carol
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
109
Academic Departments Achievements - Cont’d
213
(2010)
Wen
Xingyue
213
(2010)
Grace
Sum
Jia
En
SP
CLS
Spelling
Bee
Compe--on
Team
–
2nd
415
(2010)
Zhang
Hui
Ting
415
(2010)
Ho
Li
Ting
Interna-onal
Compe--ons
&
Assessments
for
Schools
(Science)
Gold
307
(2010)
Yong
Xin
Hui
Singapore
Biomedical
Olympiad
2011
Gold
–
Top
15
301
Chow
Hsiao
Hsin
Hope
Gold
–
Overall
4th
301
Loo
Xiang
Ling
Edith
Gold
301
Zhang
Huijie
402
Amanda
Choo
Min
Hui
110
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
402
401
402
403
Andrea
Widjaja
Chew
Ing
Gum
Law
Kar
Man
Joyce
Rachel
Tan
Hui
Ping
Cara
Leong
Su‐Yi
Silver
302
401
402
402
406
Tan
Tze
En
Cheah
Qinrong
Anabelle
Koong
Wei
Ting
Teng
Siew
Yan
Rebecca
Tay
Wei
Lin
Bronze
301
Ee
Rui
Qi
Rachel
301
Verne+a
Vivian
Chai
302
Nicole
Tan
Su
Yee
402
Chew
Li
Ting
402
Wong
Shi
Min
Sophia
401
Yang
Jing
401
Karen
Liu
Xuetong
401
Yee
Wearn
Xin
Honorable
Men-on
301
Yao
Hui
Wen
Sarah
302
402
Tan
Si
Min
Cherry
Samantha
Chan
Chai
Ying
Singapore
Amazing
Flying
Machine
Compe--on
Championship
Bronze
in
Aesthe-c
301
Wen
Xingyue
301
Grace
Sum
Jia
En
305
Yu
Xin
305
Yuen
Ai
Zhen
Carol
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
111
CCA Achievements
Sports
SSSC
Na-onal
Schools
Championships
2011
112
CCA
Category
Division
Placing
Badminton
Basketball
Fencing
Golf
Gymnas-cs
(Ar-s-c)
Gymnas-cs
(Rhythmic)
Gymnas-cs
(Trampoline)
Judo
South
Zone
Na/onal
South
Zone
Na/onal
Na/onal
Na/onal
Na/onal
Na/onal
Na/onal
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
1st
1st
3rd
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
1st
1st
4th
1st
1st
1st
3rd
4th
3rd
2nd
CCA
Category
Division
Placing
Netball
Sailing
Shoo-ng
(Air
Pistol)
Shoo-ng
(Air
Rifle)
Squash
Swimming
Table
Tennis
Tennis
Tenpin
Bowling
South
Zone
Na/onal
Na/onal
Na/onal
Na/onal
Na/onal
Na/onal
South
Zone
Na/onal
Na/onal
Na/onal
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
1st
2nd
4th
1st
1st
1st
3rd
2nd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
1st
2nd
1st
2nd
3rd
3rd
2nd
CCA
Compe--on
Category
Class
Name
Placing
Badminton
Fencing
Golf
Wee
Kim
Wee
Badminton
Trophy
Challenge
Na/onal
Inter‐School
Fencing
Championship
Na/onal
Cadet
and
Junior
Trials
Singapore
Junior
Fencing
Championships
US
Women’s
Open
Qualifyer
ISPS
Handa
Junior
Masters
Queen
Sirikit
Cup
CaoFeiDian
Wetlands
Challenge
ASEAN
School
Games
Open
Category
Team
1st
B
Div
C
Div
Open
Category
Open
Category
Interna/onal
Open
Category
Interna/onal
U18
Interna/onal
Open
Category
Interna/onal
Open
Category
Interna/onal
U19
310
202
206
213
210
310
210
206
310
206
Thalia
Lee
Ping
Denise
Tan
Shi
Min
Donna
Li
Lim
Grace
Tern
Jia
Wen
Wong
Jie
Yi
Chloe
Thalia
Lee
Ping
Wong
Jie
Yi
Chloe
Donna
Li
Lim
Thalia
Lee
Ping
Jennifer
Yan
1st
1st
1st
2nd
4th
3rd
5th
5th
5th
20th
409
Goh
Jen
14th
206
Jennifer
Yan
8th
206
Jennifer
Yan
8th
206
Jennifer
Yan
1st
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
113
CCA Achievements - Cont’d
114
CCA
Compe--on
Category
Class
Name
Placing
Gymnas-cs
(Ar-s-c
and
Trampoline)
Gymnas-cs
(Rhythmic)
HSBC
Women’s
Champions
Qualifier
Asia
Pacific
Junior
Golf
Championships
SSSC
Na/onal
Schools
Golf
Championships
20th
Annual
Interna/onal
Invita/onal
Gymnas/cs
Compe//on
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
FIG
World
Cup
2011
SSSC
Na/onal
Schools
Rhythmic
Gymnas/cs
Championships
Open
409
Goh
Jen
8th
Interna/onal
U18
B
Div
Interna/onal
Open
Interna/onal
Open
B
Div
409
Goh
Jen
16th
206
409
204
414
103
409
306
Jennifer
Yan
Goh
Jen
Angelia
Lau
Kah
Mun
Shirlyn
Teo
Yih
Pei
Michelle
Teo
Yin
Zhi
Phaan
Yi
Lin
See
Kai
Li
Denise
1st
4th
2nd
Individual
All‐Around
3rd
Individual
All‐Around
4th
Individual
All‐Around
Ranked
47th
in
World
Cup
1st
Individual
All‐Around
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
CCA
Compe--on
Category
Class
Name
Placing
C
Div
409
304
311
306
108
204
108
108
Phaan
Yi
Lin
2nd
Individual
All‐Around
Chia
Daphne
Theresa
3rd
Yun
Shan
Individual
All‐Around
Ting
Gin
Qing
Carrissa
3rd
Individual
All‐Around
Chong
Mei
Gan
Megan
5th
Individual
All‐Around
Dawne
Chua
Yun
Xi
1st
Individual
All‐Around
Claudia
Ng
Jing
Wen
2nd
Individual
All‐Around
Kelly
Ann
Pereira
Hui
Ling
3rd
Individual
All‐Around
Ashley
Elizabeth
Kwan
4th
Ka‐Yan
Individual
All‐Around
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
115
CCA Achievements - Cont’d
116
CCA
Compe--on
Category
Class
Name
Placing
Judo
Interna/onal
Cadet
Judo
Championship
2011
Singapore
Kyu
Grade
Judo
Compe//on
SSSC
Na/onal
Schools
Judo
Championships
U17
U15
4th–3rd
Kyu
(Extralight)
6th–5th
Kyu
(Middle)
6th–5th
Kyu
(Light)
6th–5th
Kyu
(Extralight)
B
Div
(Feather)
B
Div
(Extralight)
B
Div
(Light)
B
Div
(Middle)
402
305
309
201
207
205
313
315
205
201
Soh
Jiaying
Josephine
Belle
Tan
Ling
Yi
Humaira
Bhadelia
Low
Jia
Yi
Joey
Lim
Yong
Ling
Fadhillah
Mohamed
Faizan
Amanda
Chin
Simin
Cheong
Hui
Shyuan
Fadhillah
Mohamed
Faizan
Low
Jia
Yi
Joey
3rd
5th
5th
2nd
3rd
5th
201
205
309
315
409
413
309
414
Low
Hwee
Ngee
Dawn
Charis
Tay
Si
En
Humaira
Bhadelia
Cheong
Hui
Shyuan
Pang
Yong
Ting
Roanna
Amanda
Hsiung
Rouwen
Benita
Leong
Yoke
Theng
Lim
Xi
Ern
Chris/na
2nd
3rd
2nd
3rd
3rd
1st
3rd
3rd
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
2nd
3rd
1st
3rd
CCA
Compe--on
Category
Class
Name
Placing
Netball
Sailing
Daisy
Tan
Netball
Carnival
SRC
Netball
Carnival
Singapore
Na/onal
Byte
Championship
ST
Marine
SAFYC
Changi
Rega+a
Singapore
Na/onal
Youth
Sailing
Championships
C
Div
(Feather)
C
Div
(Light)
C
Div
(Middle)
C
Div
(Heavy)
B
Div
U16
U14
U14
Open
Category
209
201
207
201
205
303
Ng
Poh
Ni
Melissa
Low
Hwee
Ngee
Dawn
Lim
Yong
Ling
Low
Jia
Yi
Joey
Fadhillah
Mohamed
Faizan
Rebecca
Goh
Su
Min
1st
2nd
1st
1st
3rd
303
202
312
211
202
405
108
303
202
Rebecca
Goh
Su
Min
Elisa
Yukie
Yokoyama
Lim
Jia
Hui
Rachel
Samantha
Annabelle
Neubronner
Jessica
Goh
Kai
Ling
Ho
Ruth
Airiel
Han
Jing
Bertha
Rebecca
Goh
Su
Min
Elisa
Yukie
Yokoyama
Team
4th
Team
1st
Team
1st
Team
3rd
4th
1st
1st
3rd
3rd
4th
5th
5th
1st
1st
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
117
CCA Achievements - Cont’d
118
CCA
Compe--on
Category
Class
Name
Placing
Shoo-ng
(Air
Pistol
and
Air
Rifle)
Sovball
Squash
SSSC
Na/onal
Schools
Sailing
Championships
SSSC
Na/onal
Schools
Air
Pistol
Championships
B
Div
C
Div
C
Div
405
312
211
303
406
312
202
202
211
202
206
Ho
Ruth
Airiel
Lim
Jia
Hui
Rachel
Samantha
Annabelle
Neubronner
Rebecca
Goh
Su
Min
Koh
Ling
Ying
Lim
Jia
Hui
Rachel
Elisa
Yukie
Yokoyama
Fathin
Rasyiqah
Bte
Mohamed
F
Samantha
Annabelle
Neubronner
Jessica
Goh
Kai
Ling
Bernice
Tan
Rui
Lin
3rd
5th
5th
4th
2nd
SSSC
Na/onal
Schools
Air
Rifle
Championships
SBSA‐Epitome
Schools
Soeball
Carnival
2011
Masonry
Squash
Na/onals
Open
B
Div
C
Div
308
314
409
Lv
Liran
Maggy
Lory
Desker
Reesa
Corrie
2nd
4th
5th
Team
2nd
U15
206
211
Tay
Kay
Shayne
Michelle
2nd
Tan
Jia
En
Clara
5th
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
1st
4th
5th
1st
2nd
2nd
CCA
Compe--on
Category
Class
Name
Placing
Swimming
2011
Singapore
Closed
Squash
Championship
ASEAN
Schools
Games
Victoria
State
Championship
2011
Southeast
Asian
Age‐Group
Swimming
Championships
U13
U15
U13
4
x
100m
Medley
Relay
100m
Breaststroke
100m
Freestyle
4
x
100m
Freestyle
Relay
200m
Freestyle
50m
Freestyle
400m
Freestyle
Girls
13–14
200
LC
Meter
Breaststroke
107
206
206
107
205
414
205
414
205
309
414
414
205
414
205
Annabelle
Lim
Jia
Sing
Tay
Kay
Shayne
Michelle
Chong
Yin
Jean
Annabelle
Lim
Jia
Sing
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
Koh
Hui
Yu
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
Koh
Hui
Yu
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
Yeo
Xiu
Wen
Koh
Hui
Yu
Koh
Hui
Yu
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
Koh
Hui
Yu
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
1st
4th
5th
4th
1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
1st
(New
Meet
Record)
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
119
CCA Achievements - Cont’d
120
CCA
Compe--on
Category
Class
Name
Placing
Girls
13–14
100
LC
Meter
Breaststroke
Girls
13–14
50
LC
Meter
Breaststroke
Girls
13–14
50
LC
Meter
Bu+erfly
Girls
12
&
Under
50
LC
Meter
Backstroke
Girls
12
&
Under
800
LC
Meter
Freestyle
Girls
12
&
Under
400
LC
Meter
Freestyle
Girls
12
&
Under
100
LC
Meter
Freestyle
205
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
1st
205
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
1st
205
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
1st
105
Chan
Fang
Yi
1st
105
Tseng
Wei
Wen
Rachel
Marjorie
2nd
105
105
Tseng
Wei
Wen
Rachel
Marjorie
2nd
Tseng
Wei
Wen
Rachel
Marjorie
2nd
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
CCA
Compe--on
Category
Class
Name
Placing
54th
MILO
/
PRAM
Malaysia
Invita/on
Open
Girls
12
&
Under
50
LC
Meter
Freestyle
Girls
12
&
Under
100
LC
Meter
Backstroke
Girls
13–14
200
LC
Meter
IM
Girls
13–14
100
LC
Meter
Bu+erfly
Girls
12
&
Under
200
LC
Meter
IM
Girls
12
&
Under
200
LC
Meter
Freestyle
4
x
100m
Individual
Medley
4
x
100m
Freestyle
Relay
200m
Breaststroke
105
Tseng
Wei
Wen
Rachel
Marjorie
2nd
105
Chan
Fang
Yi
2nd
205
205
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
3rd
105
Chan
Fang
Yi
3rd
105
Tseng
Wei
Wen
Rachel
Marjorie
3rd
309
Yeo
Xiu
Wen
2nd
309
105
205
Yeo
Xiu
Wen
Tseng
Wei
Wen
Rachel
Marjorie
Samantha
Louisa
Yeo
Ginn
2nd
2nd
3rd
2nd
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
121
CCA Achievements - Cont’d
122
CCA
Compe--on
Category
Class
Name
Placing
Table
Tennis
Tennis
Tenpin
Bowling
Track
and
Cross
Country
17th
South
East
Asia
Junior
Table
Tennis
Championships
2011
ASEAN
Schools
Games
2011
Na/onal
Age
Group
Tenpin
Bowling
Championship
Na/onal
Schools
Tenpin
Bowling
Championship
Secondary
Schools
League
Master
Finals
SSSC
Na/onal
Schools
Track
&
Field
Championships
U15
Singles
207
207
Tang
Jiawen
Cheryl
Ng
Xue
Qi
2nd
3rd
Open
Category
U21
U18
U15
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
C
Div
B
Div
4
x
100m
Relay
B
Div
3000m
C
Div
4
x
100m
Relay
202
308
411
205
308
205
308
205
205
Tan
Claris
Low
Danlei
Cheri+a
Ng
Michelle
Yeo
Ruoqi
Joey
Low
Danlei
Cheri+a
Yeo
Ruoqi
Joey
Low
Danlei
Cheri+a
Yeo
Ruoqi
Joey
Lorraine
Fong
Rei
Team
3rd
3rd
2nd
2nd
1st
1st
2nd
1st
5th
Team
5th
414
Tan
Wan
Xin
5th
Team
5th
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Performing
Arts
2011
Singapore
Youth
Fes-val
(SYF)
Central
Judging
CCA
Placing
Angklung
Ensemble
Band
Symphonic
Chinese
Drama
Chinese
Orchestra
Choir
Dance
Interna-onal
English
Drama
Guitar
Ensemble
Handbell
Ensemble
Indian
Dance
Indian
Orchestra
Malay
Dance
Strings
Ensemble
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
with
Honours
Gold
with
Honours
Gold
with
Honours
Gold
Gold
Gold
with
Honours
Gold
Silver
Gold
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
123
CCA Achievements - Cont’d
Clubs
And
Socie-es
124
CCA
Compe--on
Class
Name
Placing
Art
and
Crav
Club
Debate
and
Oratorical
Society
Illuminate
Poster
Design
16th
Interna/onal
Children’s
Pain/ng
Compe//on
Singapore
Secondary
Schools
Deba/ng
Championships
Na/onal
University
of
Singapore
Challenge
Shield
410
410
405
Wang
Hanruo
Pua
Yi‐Lin
Aileen
Feng
Wen
Hui
1st
3rd
Diploma
302
306
306
307
403
403
Yang
Yixuan
Kwek
Jia
Qi
Wee
Yen
Jean
Ariel
Lim
Song
Fang
Ramkumar
Pavithra
Ramkumar
Pavithra
Team
3rd
Ranked
13th
in
“Top
20
Best
Individual
Speakers”
Team
3rd
Team
3rd
Ranked
8th
in
“Top
20
Best
Individual
Speakers”
Team
3rd
Team
3rd
Ranked
7th
in
“Top
20
Best
Individual
Speakers”
Best
Speaker
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
CCA
Compe--on
Class
Name
Placing
Indian
Cultural
Society
Infocomm
Club
Raffles
Ins/tu/on
All
Arts
Compe//on
(IT
in
Tamil)
Raffles
Ins/tu/on
All
Arts
Compe//on
(Literary
Drama)
Raffles
Ins/tu/on
All
Arts
Compe//on
(Poetry)
Singapore
Tamil
Writers
Associa/on’s
Tamil
Vizha
MOE
Crea/ve
Wri/ng
Compe//on
—
Picture
Composi/on
Australian
Informa/cs
Compe//on
308
308
308
403
309
401
406
410
203
Kavimalar
Ravi
Lakshmanan
Lakshmi
M
Vallei
M
Sharni
Renuka
Muralidhaaran
Srinivasan
Nandhini
Arathi
Vinod
M
Premikha
R
Priya
Team
1st
Team
1st
Team
1st
Team
1st
Team
2nd
Team
2nd
Team
2nd
Team
2nd
1st
401
412
203
302
207
210
212
301
310
408
101
203
211
Deepa
Selvaraj
Lavinya
Arun
Velu
R
Priya
K
Vanita
K
Keerthana
Low
An
Yee
Tan
Yan
Lin
Vivianna
Ho
Shermine
Cheong
Yi
Lei
Chng
Sze
Ning
Kim
Haeyoung
R
Priya
Tho
Qian
Hui
3rd
5th
4th
5th
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Credit
Credit
Credit
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
125
CCA Achievements - Cont’d
126
CCA
Compe--on
Class
Name
Placing
Malay
Cultural
Society
Raffles
Mind
Sports
Berita
Harian
Interschool
Debate
Compe//on
Qiu
Ping
Cup
Na/onal
Weiqi
Tournament
—
Open
Category
Qiu
Ping
Cup
Na/onal
Weiqi
Tournament
—
Junior
Category
Na/onal
Individual
Chess
Championships
—
Girls
U13
306
307
307
311
415
301
301
304
412
412
402
405
104
102
102
104
112
112
104
110
Michelle
Lee
Yan
Yee
Allison
Choong
Min
Tan
Yu
Qing
Kimberly
Choo
Wan
Xin
Michelle
Tan
Hui
Wen
Radiya
Bte
Jamari
Yuli
Ardini
Bte
Affandi
Maria
Seraphine
Chanen/a
Nur
Amirah
Bte
Mohammad
Yusoff
Nur
Amirah
Bte
Norjula
Sun
Xuemeng
Chng
Hui
Yie
Chiu
Tzu
Tien
Xu
Qiao
Yi
Xu
Qiao
Yi
Chiu
Tzu
Tien
Chua
Huikai
Hii
Kai
Li
Annabel
Sim
Ming
Hui
Melodies
Nicole
Yow
Wei
Credit
Credit
Credit
Credit
Credit
Team
2nd
Team
2nd
Team
2nd
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Team
2nd
Team
2nd
1st
2nd
4th
5th
Team
4th
Team
4th
Team
4th
2nd
3rd
5th
CCA
Compe--on
Class
Name
Placing
Robo-cs
Club
Na/onal
Individual
Chess
Championships
—
Girls
U15
Na/onal
Youth
Weiqi
Championships
2011
—
Open
Seniors
Category
RoboCup
Singapore
RoboCup
World
Championships
301
303
402
405
301
302
305
308
314
314
314
405
407
408
408
301
302
305
308
314
314
314
405
407
Ang
Mei
Choo
Sara‐Ann
Wu
Jia
Min
Sun
Xuemeng
Chng
Hui
Yie
Sris/
Acharya
Law
May
Ning
Bian
Ruoyi
Li
You
Jia
Ang
Zi
Ning
Ng
Ruixin
Ng
Shi
Min
Zhuang
Peixuan
Pamela
Ting
Li
Ming
Beh
Min
Yan
Wan
Yuhao
Sris/
Acharya
Law
May
Ning
Bian
Ruoyi
Li
You
Jia
Ang
Zi
Ning
Ng
Ruixin
Ng
Shi
Min
Zhuang
Peixuan
Pamela
Ting
Li
Ming
3rd
5th
2nd
4th
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Speech Day Report 2010/2011
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CCA Achievements - Cont’d
128
CCA
Compe--on
Class
Name
Placing
Science
and
Environment
Club
Astrochallenge
–
NUS
&
NTU
(Project
Round)
Nanyang
Polytechnic
Astronomy
Compe//on
Na/onal
Environment
Quiz
Na/onal
Science
Challenge
Nature
Explorers
Programme
408
408
301
401
402
402
212
302
401
402
204
204
204
205
401
401
402
301
301
301
301
302
302
Beh
Min
Yan
Wan
Yuhao
Lim
Xin
En
Michelle
Liu
Ziwei
Samantha
Chan
Chai
Ying
Seet
Yun
Teng
Lim
Guan
Hui
Tricia
Nicole
Tan
Su
Yee
Karen
Liu
Xuetong
Teng
Siew
Yan
Rebecca
Cheng
Li
Yi
Cheng
Li
Yi
Sharon
G
Andres
Deng
Yimin
Karen
Liu
Xuetong
Liu
Ziwei
Samantha
Chan
Chai
Ying
Ee
Rui
Qi
Rachel
Lim
Xin
En
Michelle
Loo
Xiang
Ling
Edith
Yao
Hui
Wen
Sarah
Ho
Hui
Min
Tan
Tze
En
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
4th
Team
4th
Team
4th
Team
4th
3rd
Team
3rd
Team
3rd
Team
3rd
Team
2nd
Team
2nd
Team
2nd
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
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CCA
Compe--on
Class
Name
Placing
NJC
Green
Symposium
—
HSBC
Youth
Environmental
Award
NYAA
Photography
Compe//on
(Junior
Category)
Singapore
Biomedical
Challenge
413
Koh
Tze
Minn
Claudia
413
Koh
Tze
Minn
Claudia
1st
301
301
301
401
402
302
402
301
301
302
401
402
Loo
Xiang
Ling
Edith
Chow
Hsiao
Hsin
Hope
Zhang
Huijie
Liu
Ziwei
Rachel
Tan
Hui
Ping
Tan
Tze
En
Teng
Siew
Yan
Rebecca
Ee
Rui
Qi
Rachel
Verne+a
Vivian
Chai
Nicole
Tan
Su
Yee
Karen
Liu
Xuetong
Wong
Shi
Min
Sophia
Gold
4th
Overall
Gold
Gold
Gold
4th
Overall
Gold
Silver
Silver
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
Bronze
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CCA Achievements - Cont’d
Uniformed
Groups
130
CCA
Award/Ac-vity
Class
Name
Placing
Girls’
Brigade
Girl
Guides
Girls’
Brigade
Company
Award
Singapore‐Southeast
Asia
Pipeband
Championship
Pioneer
Brigader
Brooch
Award
Uniformed
Groups
Adventure
Puan
Noor
Aishah
Award
President’s
Guide
Award
World
Thinking
Day
—
Banner
Design
Compe//on
Company
Company
Silver
Bronze
405
403
407
310
313
404
408
412
413
Goh
Min
Hui
Felicia
Chong
Siu
Min
Sandra
Kwek
Mei
Yin
Yan
Zhi
Xin
Wee
Chuxuan
Pearlynn
1st
Coy
2nd
Coy
3rd
Coy
Maehanyi
Frances
Rajendram
Joceline
Yong
Yoong‐Yee
Hanin
Insyirah
Bte
Mohd
Amir
Koh
Wei
Yi
2nd
Coy
Dis/nc/on
RAFFLES GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Merit
Merit
Gold
Gold
Gold
1st
CCA
Compe--on
Class
Name
Placing
Na-onal
Cadet
Corps
(Air)
Na-onal
Cadet
Corps
(Land)
Na-onal
Police
Cadet
Corps
(Sea)
Best
Unit
Compe//on
Outstanding
Cadet
Award
NCC
Specialist
Course
Best
Unit
Compe//on
Advanced
Drill
Course
Exercise
Thunder
Warrior
—
New
Zealand
India
Republic
Day
HQ
NCC
Specialist
Course
Central
District
Uniformed
Groups
Adventure
Unit
Overall
Proficiency
Award
Best
Unit
Cadet
411
309
315
405
412
415
303
311
312
313
314
311
314
412
Unit
Chin
Hui
Vun
Chris/na
Mira
Vijay
Shah
Yeo
Kai
Yan
Unit
Claudia
Cheng
Mun
Kei
Mimi
Amira
Bte
Zainal
Abidin
Chiang
Ling
Ling
Lee
Zhi
Wei
Louise
Cheng
Geyu
Li
Yunshan
Chiu
Yu
Hua
Kwek
Le
Yin
Cheng
Geyu
Lim
Shan
Shan
Unit
Tong
Xin
Ping
Nicole
Gold
Best
in
Platoon
Best
in
Platoon
Silver
Best
in
Footdrill
Par/cipant
Par/cipant
Best
in
Course
&
Best
in
General
Specialist
Knowledge
Best
in
Individual
Field
Crae
Best
in
Platoon
Best
In
Platoon
Best
in
Company
Dis/nc/on
Dis/nc/on
Bronze
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CCA Achievements - Cont’d
CCA
Compe--on
Class
Name
Placing
Inter‐Unit
Quiz
Compe//on
Uniformed
Groups
Adventure
Unit
Excellence
Award
Community
Service
Award
First
Aid
Compe//on
(District)
—
Awareness
Category
Youth
Current
Affairs
Compe//on
—
Current
Affairs
Shield
313
401
412
415
305
305
201
202
308
313
208
212
302
305
Wang
Jia
Ying
Chang
Cui
Qin
Tong
Xin
Ping
Nicole
Choy
Yun
Zhen
Nessa
Ng
Tse
Miang
Rachel
Sim
Miao
Chen
Unit
Unit
Sy
Hildy
Lynn
Phua
Shi
Ting
Michelle
Lim
Shi
Hui
Wong
Yun
Lin
Patwardhan
Nandini
Rajesh
Wang
Ying
Chi
Francine
Chew
Jia
Yi
Joan
Beatrix
Chan
Yew
Ling
Team
6th
Team
6th
Team
6th
Team
6th
Dis/nc/on
Merit
Silver
Gold
Team
3rd
Overall
Team
3rd
Overall
Team
3rd
Overall
Team
3rd
Overall
Team
Champion
Red
Cross
Youth
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Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Team
Champion
Others
CCA
Compe--on
Category
Class
Name
Placing
Ice
Ska-ng
Karate
Taekwondo
Singapore
Na/onal
Figure
Ska/ng
Championships
Malaysian
/
Milo
Schools
Open
Karate
Championships
Na/onal
Poomsae
Championships
SSSC
Na/onal
Schools
Taekwondo
Championships
Primary
Ladies
Category
Female
Individual
Kata
Open
Female
Individual
Black
Belt
B
Div
Kyorugi
Female
Black
Belt
under
52
kg
C
Div
Kyorugi
Female
Poom
Belt
under
54
kg
C
Div
Kyorugi
Female
Poom
Belt
under
46
kg
201
Chloe
Koh
1st
401
Lim
Qian
Yan
Eda
Gold
407
Pham
Dieu
Linh
4th
211
Su
Mengyue
Silver
111
Angela
Tham
Silver
211
Yang
Wei
Yun
Lily
Bronze
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Coaches and Instructors
We
deeply
appreciate
the
commitment
and
partnership
of
our
coaches
and
special
instructors
who
contribute
to
pupil
learning
and
development:
Sports
Badminton
Basketball
Judo
Netball
Gymnas-cs
(Ar-s-c
&
Trampoline)
Gymnas-cs
(Rhythmic)
Shoo-ng
(Air
Rifle
&
Air
Pistol)
Sovball
Squash
Table
Tennis
Tennis
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Ms
Yao
Fen
Ms
Li
Yujia
Mr
Bai
Song
Miss
Ho
Yoke
Mei
Miss
Koh
Cindy
Mr
Tan
Yi
Miss
Chng
Li
Li
Mr
Teo
Yong
Seng
Miss
Tan
Jun
Mr
Li
Jie
Mr
Qian
Gang
Mr
Lim
Hock
Hwa
Miss
Joannah
Yue
Lai
Wan
Mr
Yang
Hing
Meng
Simon
Mr
Chen
Wei
Mr
Wu
Xian
Feng
Mr
Hassan
Bohari
Tenpin
Bowling
Track
&
Field
/
Cross
Country
Ms
Evelyn
Chan
Lu
Ee
Mr
Jack
Wong
Loke
Chin
Mr
Tan
Au
Meng
Mr
Lim
Kien
Mau
Mr
Tan
Kim
Seng
Uniformed
Groups
Girls’
Brigade
Mr
Alan
Wallace
Mdm
Kalwant
Kaur
Performing
Arts
Angklung
Ensemble
Band
Symphonic
Mdm
Faridah
Jamal
Mr
Takehiro
Oura
Mr
Audi
Chris/an
Goh
Tzu
Ming
Mr
Gao
Jian
Mr
Goh
Eng
Hong
Vincent
Mr
Jonathan
Lim
Mr
Joseph
Teo
Kin
Hui
Chinese
Drama
Chinese
Orchestra
Choir
Dance
Interna-onal
English
Drama
Guitar
Ensemble
Handbell
Ensemble
(Raffles
Ringers)
Indian
Dance
Mr
Kenneth
Lun
Mr
Lee
Tsu
Hock
Mr
Sun
Gong
Jun
Ms
Wang
Tong
Mr
Adrian
Tan
Ms
Choo
Min
Min
Ms
Koh
Leng
Leng
Ms
May
Oon
Nielsen
Mr
Ling
Hock
Siang
Ms
Ong
Ying
Ying
Cheryl
Mr
Ding
Huai
Cheng
Mr
Du
Xiang
Peng
Mr
Tay
Soon
Dee
Ms
Tian
Ling
Ms
Wang
Gui
Ying
Ms
Zhang
Tian
Yun
Ms
Mary
Tan
Ms
Low
Mei
Yoke
Ms
Chris/na
Sergeant
Ms
Ho
Shu
Min
Serena
Mr
Chua
Teck
Seng
Miss
Goh
Lee
Lee
Miss
Tay
Soo
Leng
Ms
Lavanya
Balachandran
Indian
Orchestra
Malay
Dance
Strings
Ensemble
Ms
Anitha
D/O
Kumaran
Mr
Gurunathan
Manikantan
Mr
S
Deva
Mr
Ramlan
Bin
Rasidi
Miss
Si/
Habibah
Binte
Mohamed
Mohckeram
Mr
Lee
Tsu
Hock
Miss
Marie+a
Ku
Ms
Zhao
Yu
Er
Clubs
and
Socie-es
Art
&
Crav
Club
Debate
&
Oratorical
Society
Infocomm
Club
Malay
Society
Raffles
Mind
Sports
Robo-cs
Club
Ms
Chang
Wei
Ms
Chee
Siau
Ling
Ms
Jennifer
Francis
Gankee
Ong
Mr
Loh
Chen
Yee
Marvin
Miss
Jen
Zheng
Liming
Ms
Rahayu
Mahzam
Mr
Ashot
Nadanian
Mr
Eric
Redona
Gloria
Mr
Kang
Zhanbin
Mr
Chee
Swee
Heng
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In Appreciation
Raffles
Girls’
School
would
like
to
thank:
•
Mr
Laurence
Lien,
our
Guest‐of‐Honour,
for
gracing
the
occasion
•
Dis/nguished
guests
for
joining
us
in
the
celebra/on
•
Our
partners
for
your
invaluable
contribu/ons
to
the
school
•
The
RGS
Board
of
Governors
for
their
unstinting
support
of
all
school
programmes
and
ac/vi/es
•
Our
alumni,
the
RGS
Chapter,
as
well
as
the
ORA
for
their
con/nual
support
of
our
work
•
Parents,
and
the
Parents
for
RGS
Associa/on,
for
their
faith
in
the
school
and
for
being
a
part
of
the
RGS
family
•
All
who
have
contributed,
in
one
way
or
another,
to
the
success
of
RGS
Speech
Day
2011
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Melioris
Aevi.
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